Check domain name status check-status
Learn how to verify that Cloud Manager has successfully confirmed your custom domain name.
Check the status of a custom domain name how-to
Before checking your domain name status in Cloud Manager, make sure you have already added a customer managed (OV/EV) SSL certificate for your custom domain as described in Add a customer managed SSL certificate.
To check the status of a custom domain name:
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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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Navigate to the Environments screen from the Overview page.
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Click Domain Settings in the left side menu.
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Click the Status icon for the domain name.
The status detail is shown. Your custom domain is ready to be used when the status Domain Verified & Deployed is shown. See the next section for details on the different statuses and what they mean.
Verification statuses statuses
Cloud Manager verifies domain ownership through the customer managed (OV/EV) SSL certificate. When done, it displays one of the following status messages:
Follow the instructions provided in the status message to resolve the issue. When ready, you must select the Verify Again icon next to the status.
This status is typically seen after you select the Verify Again icon next to the status. DNS verification can take a few hours to process because of DNS propagation delays.
In such cases, contact your Adobe representative.
At this point, your custom domain name is ready for testing and to be pointed to the Cloud Manager domain name. See Add a custom domain name to learn more.
See Manage custom domain names to learn more.
Domain name error domain-error
The following is a common domain name verification error and its typical resolution.
Domain not installed error domain-not-installed
When you attempt to add a domain mapping in Cloud Manager, you may encounter the following error message:
The domain is already installed in a Fastly account. Please remove it first from there before adding to Cloud Service.
Error cause
Fastly locks a domain to the account that first registers it, and other accounts must request permission to register a subdomain. Furthermore, Fastly only lets you assign an apex domain and associated subdomains to one Fastly service and account. If you have an existing Fastly account that links the same apex and subdomains used for your AEM Cloud Service domains you see this error.
Error resolution
The error is fixed as follows:
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Remove the apex and subdomains from the existing account before installing the domain in Cloud Manager.
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Use this option to link the apex domain and all subdomains to the AEM as a Cloud Service Fastly account. See Working with domains in the Fastly documentation for additional details.
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If your apex domain has multiple subdomains for AEM as a Cloud Service and non-AEM sites that need to link to different Fastly accounts, attempt to install the domain in Cloud Manager. This process helps manage subdomain connections across different Fastly accounts. If the domain installation fails, create a Customer Support ticket with Fastly so Adobe can follow up with Fastly on your behalf.
Pre-existing CDN configurations for custom domain names pre-existing-cdn
If you already have a CDN (Content Delivery Network) configuration for your custom domain names, an informative message appears on the Custom Domain Names and Environment pages. It encourages you to add these configurations through the UI so they can be managed and viewed within Cloud Manager.
The message disappears after all pre-existing environment configurations are migrated using the UI. It may take 1-2 business days for the message to disappear.
See Add a custom domain name for more details.
Next steps next-steps
After you have verified your domain status in Cloud Manager, configure DNS settings by adding DNS, CNAME, or APEX records that point to AEM as a Cloud Service. Proceed to the document Add a custom domain name to continue setting up your custom domain name.