Last update:2024-07-17 17:14:05
After the acceleration domain test.cdnetworks.com
is created successfully, our system allocates a corresponding CNAME record. This CNAME, after DNS resolution, directs to our CDN servers, necessitating a change in your domain’s DNS entry. Specifically, you should modify the DNS record, which initially pointed your acceleration domain to the origin server’s IP address (an A record, for example), to now point towards the DNS domain name test.cdnetworks.com.wcdnga.com
provided by CDNetworks. This adjustment ensures that user requests to the acceleration domain are efficiently rerouted to our CDN edge servers, thereby enhancing the content delivery speed.
The procedure for configuring CNAME resolution may vary among different DNS service providers. We recommend consulting your DNS provider’s configuration interface for specific instructions.
For customers utilizing CDNetworks CloudDNS, the following steps can guide you through the CNAME configuration process:
Utilize the nslookup
command for verification by opening the cmd
program (Windows) or terminal tools (macOS/Linux) and typing nslookup -type=CNAME acceleration domain
. If the resolution result returned matches the CNAME value for the acceleration domain as listed on CDNetworks Console, It indicates that the CDN acceleration has taken effect.
Tips: The timeframe for CNAME configuration activation might differ across DNS resolution service providers, typically becoming effective within half an hour.