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Configuration CDN via Editor

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Last updated 2 months ago

You can configure the CDN that has been created through the Editor provided in the CDN Menu on the Cloudeka Portal Service.

  • On the Manage Module click the CDN Menu.

Project Page

  • On the CDN Menu page, in the Action column, click the button More then select Detail.

  • The CDN Details page appears, click the Editor tab.

You can change the protocol port for the domain used by following these steps:

  • In the CDN editor, there are three backend code functions that define the techwrite.com domain. Each backend code uses port 443, which is the port used for the HTTPS website protocol. Change port 443 to port 80 which is used for the HTTP website protocol.

  • Click the Save button to save port changes.

  • Show window Save Editor click button Yes.

  • Wait for notification Updating CDN finished until the notification changes to CDN techwrite.com VCL has been successfully updated!

Menu CDN Page
Menu CDN Page - Detail - Editor
Editor CDN - Port 443
Editor CDN - Port 80
Editor CDN - Save Configuration
Notification Save Configuration
Editor CDN - Update
Editor CDN - Success
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