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Binding domain names to node |
Binding domain names to node |
blocklet server |
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Blocklet Server will assign each node an HTTPS address: https://{public IP}.ip.abtnet.io, for example: if the IP is 192.168.1.100, then this address is: https://192.168.1.100.ip.abtnet.io. But in more cases this domain name does not meet the needs, this time we can bind a custom domain name by adding Additional domain to the node.
In Blocklet Server, you can bind multiple domains to a site or node itself. All domains other than the original domain name of the site (node) are called Additional Domain. For example, blocklet.arcblock.io and bn.arcblock.io in the following figure are additional domains:
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Click on the action list on the right side of the Dashboard
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Then click
Add Additional Domainsagain:
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Then enter the domain name in the input box that pops up
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Final Application Routing: Click to deploy URL mapping
This is how to customize the domain name for the node, and you can use it to access the node once it is added. If you need to enable HTTPS, you can refer to: Bind a domain name to a site and enable SSL.
There are two things to keep in mind when adding additional domains to a node or site.
- The domain name of the currently visited address is displayed in the route list. For example,
cn.arcblockio.cnin the image below is not the domain name of the node, nor is it an additional domain name for the node, but because the current node is accessed usingcn.arcblockio.cn, it is displayed here as well. In addition, this domain name is listed here, but it does not affect adding it as an additional domain name.
- It is not possible to delete additional domains to the currently accessed domain. For example, if
blocklet.arcblock.ioin the image below is an additional domain name of a node and is a node accessed using this domain name, then you cannot deleteblocklet.arcblock.ioat this time:
