Custom domain names have the following advantages:
Brand show: Use your own domain name to enhance professional image.
SEO optimization: It is conducive to search engine indexing and ranking.
Better control: Full control of the domain DNS record.
Flexibility: Configure multiple custom domain names to facilitate management for different markets or purposes.
Add Custom Domain
When the acceleration region of a project is "Chinese mainland availability zone" or "global availability zone (including Chinese mainland)", the added domain must first complete registration with the ICP.
To add a custom domain to your project, follow the steps below:
1. Log in to the console: Enter the project description and switch to the "Domain Name Management" page.
2. Add domain: Click add custom domain.
3. Input domain: Input your root domain (for example: example.com) or subdomain (for example: www.example.com) in the popup.
4. Verify ownership: Add resolution record at the domain location registrar according to the guide in the pop-up window.
5. Add CNAME: Configure the CNAME record at the domain location registrar.
HTTP/2
EdgeOne Pages supports clients to initiate requests using the HTTP/2 protocol. HTTP/2 (HTTP 2.0, hypertext transfer protocol version 2) is the second major version of the HTTP protocol, which can effectively reduce network delay and improve site page loading speed.
Note:
1.If client requests do not use HTTP/2, EdgeOne Pages is compatible with HTTP 1.x protocol access.
2.The current custom domain must have an SSL certificate configured. For how to configure an SSL certificate, see HTTPS configuration.
Enable IPv6 Access
EdgeOne Pages supports one-click activation of IPv6 access. Enabled, your project will have dual-stack access capability, ensuring stable access in IPv6-only environments and effectively improving loading performance in emerging network environments. This not only helps you meet sector-specific regulatory compliance for IPv6 but also ensures your acceleration services remain continuously compatible in future network evolution.
