Add a custom domain name adding-cdn
Learn how to add a custom domain name using Domain Settings in Cloud Manager.
Requirements requirements
Fulfill these requirements before adding a custom domain name in Cloud Manager.
- You must have added a domain SSL certificate for the domain you want to add before adding a custom domain name as described in the document Add an SSL certificate.
- You must have the Business Owner or Deployment Manager role to add a custom domain name in Cloud Manager.
- Use the Fastly or other CDN (Content Delivery Network).
Where to add custom domain names where-to-add-cdn
You can add a custom domain name from the Domain Settings page in Cloud Manager.
When adding a custom domain name, the domain is served using the most specific, valid certificate. If multiple certificates have the same domain, then the most recently updated is chosen. Adobe recommends that you manage certificates such that there are no overlapping domains.
The steps for either method described in this document are based on Fastly. If you used a different CDN (Content Delivery Network), configure your domain with the CDN you have chosen to use.
Add a custom domain name adding-cdn-settings
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Log into Cloud Manager at my.cloudmanager.adobe.com and select the appropriate organization.
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On the My Programs console, select the program.
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In the side menu, under Services, click
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Near the upper-right corner of the Domain Settings page, click Add Domain.
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In the Add domain dialog box, in the Domain Name field, enter the custom domain name you are using.
When entering the domain name, do not includehttp://,https://, or spaces.note note NOTE If you require both wwwandnon-wwwversions of a domain, you must add them separately. For example,example.comandwww.example.com. -
Click Create.
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In the Verify domain dialog box, in the What certificate type do you plan on using with this domain? drop-down list, select one of the following options:
table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 Certificate type option Description Adobe managed (DV) SSL certificate Select this certificate type if you want to use a DV (Domain Validation) certificate. This option is ideal for most cases, providing basic domain validation. Adobe manages and renews the certificate automatically. Customer managed (OV/EV) SSL certificate Select this certificate type if you intend to use an EV/OV SSL certificate to secure the domain. This option offers enhanced security with OV (Organization Validation) or EV (Extended Validation). Use if stricter verification, higher trust levels, or custom control over the certificates is required. -
In the Verify domain dialog box, based on the certificate type you selected, do one of the following:
table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 If you selected the certificate type Description Adobe managed certificate a. Complete the Adobe managed certificate steps below. When you complete the steps, in the Verify domain dialog box, click Verify.
- DNS verification can take a few hours to process because of DNS propagation delays.
- Cloud Manager eventually verifies domain name ownership and updates the status in the Domain Settings table. See Check custom domain name status for more details.
b. You are now ready to add an Adobe managed (DV) SSL certificate.
Customer managed certificate a. Click OK.
b. You are now ready to add a customer managed (OV/EV) SSL certificate.
After you add the certificate, your domain name is marked as verified in the Domain Settings table. See Check custom domain name status for more details.
note note NOTE If you use your own customer managed (OV/EV or DV) SSL certificate, and intend to use a customer managed CDN provider, you can skip adding an SSL certificate. Instead, go directly to Add a CDN configuration when ready.
Adobe managed certificate steps adobe-managed-cert-steps
If you selected the certificate type Adobe managed certificate, complete the following step in the Verify domain dialog box.
To verify the domain in use, you are required to add and verify a CNAME.
A CNAME record type or an A record type, once provisioned, routes all Internet traffic for the domain to wherever it is pointing. If that location is not provisioned to serve the traffic, there is an outage. If it has not been tested, there may be errors in the content. This reason is why this step is always done after testing is complete and you are ready to go live.
To configure these settings, determine if a CNAME or apex record must be configured to point your custom domain name to the Cloud Manager domain name. The following sections of this document can help you determine which type of record is appropriate for your DNS configuration.
Requirements adobe-managed-cert-dv-requirements
Fulfill these requirements before configuring your DNS records.
- Identify your domain host or registrar if you do not know it already.
- Be able to edit the DNS records for your organization’s domain, or contact the appropriate person who can.
- You must have already verified your configured custom domain name as described in the document Checking Domain Name Status.
CNAME record adobe-managed-cert-cname-record
A canonical name or CNAME record is a type of DNS record that maps an alias name to a true or canonical domain name. CNAME records are typically used to map a subdomain such as www.example.com to the domain hosting that subdomain’s content.
Log in to your DNS service provider and create a CNAME record to point your custom domain name to the target such as in the following table.
www.customdomain.comcdn.adobeaemcloud.comAPEX record adobe-managed-cert-apex-record
An apex domain is a custom domain that does not contain a subdomain, such as example.com. An apex domain is configured with an A, ALIAS, or ANAME record through your DNS provider. Apex domains must point to specific IP addresses.
Add the following A records to your domain’s DNS settings by way of your domain provider.
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A record for domain @ pointing to IP 151.101.3.10 -
A record for domain @ pointing to IP 151.101.67.10 -
A record for domain @ pointing to IP 151.101.131.10 -
A record for domain @ pointing to IP 151.101.195.10