You must select the circle field beside the Other host field, and set Other host to the. An Alias value of awverify. When adding an A record, you must set the Host field to either this represents root domain name, such as contoso. When you have finished adding or modifying records, click Continue to review the changes. Select Save changes only to save the changes. To associate your custom domain with an Azure web app, you must add a new entry in the DNS table for your custom domain by using tools provided by Register.
Use the following steps to locate and use the DNS tools. Log on to your account at Register. Scroll down the page until you see the Advanced Technical Settings. The links in this section allow you to manage the records for your domain. You must select the points to value to the. When adding an A record, you must set the. You must set the points to field to the IP address of your Azure web app.
Select Continue again to save the changes. To associate your custom domain with an Azure web app, you must add a new entry in the DNS table for your custom domain by using tools provided by eNom. Use the following steps to locate the DNS tools for enom.
Log on to your account with eNom, and select Domains and then My Domains. This will display your domain names. This will display the host records fields. The Host Records editor allows you to select the specific record type using the Record Type field. If you wish to redirect the root domain to your Azure web app, or use a wildcard A record, you should modify these entries instead of creating new ones. You must set the Address field to the.
When adding an A record, you must set the Host Name field to either this represents root domain name, such as contoso. You must set the Address field to the IP address of your Azure web app. When you have finished adding or modifying records, click Save to save the changes. To associate your custom domain with an Azure web app, you must add a new entry in the DNS table for your custom domain by using tools provided by Moniker.
Use the following steps to locate the DNS tools for Moniker. Log on to your account with Moniker. Then fill in the Hostname and the Address. When adding an A record, you must set the Hostname field to either this represents root domain name, such as contoso.
A Hostname value of awverify. Select the check-box of your target domain, and the click Manage Template s again. Locate the new template that you created in the previous steps. Then click the place selected domains 1 into this Template link.
To associate your custom domain with an Azure web app, you must add a new entry in the DNS table for your custom domain by using tools provided by Dotster. Use the following steps to locate the DNS tools for Dotster. Log on to your account with Dotster. On the Domain menu, select DomainCentral.
Select your domain to bring up a list of settings. Then select the Nameservers link. Select the Use different name servers. In order to take advantage of the DNS services on Dotster, you must specify the following name servers: ns1.
Note It can take hours for the name servers change to take affect. The remainder of steps in this article do not work until that time. Then specify the Host and Points To fields for the record. When complete click the Add button.
You must set the Points To field to the. A Host value of awverify. Note If you want to get started with Azure App Service before signing up for an Azure account, try App Service try App Service for free, where you can immediately create a short-lived starter Azure web app in App Service.
To associate your custom domain with an Azure web app, you must add a new entry in the DNS table for your custom domain by using tools provided by DomainDiscover. Log on to your account with DomainDiscover. On the Domain Services page, select the domain that you want to use for your Azure website. Then click the Add button. On the following page, enter the DNS record values. Then set the Host field to the sub-domain you wish to use.
You must set the Alias Hostname field to the. Then set the Host field to either this represents root domain name, such as contoso.
If you added an A record, you might get a warning that the existing A record for your domain is not inactive. It uses the most recently changed record, and DomainDirect already has a default A record for the root domain name.
To associate your custom domain with an Azure web app, you must add a new entry in the DNS table for your custom domain by using tools provided by Directnic. Use the following steps to locate the DNS tools for Directnic. Log on to your account with Directnic.
When complete, click the Add Record button. You must set the Data field to the. When adding an A record, you must set the Name field to either this represents root domain name, such as contoso. You must set the Data field to the IP address of your Azure web app. A Name value of awverify. Finally, select the domain name that you wish to use with your Azure web app. Select the Edit button to display the Zone File Editor.
To add a new entry, use the Quick Add button below the corresponding section. To edit an existing entry, select that entry and modify the existing information. Note Before adding entries to the zone file, note that GoDaddy has already created DNS records for popular sub-domains called Host in editor, such as email, files, mail , and others.
When you have finished adding or modifying records, click Save Zone File to save changes. After the records for your domain name have propagated, you should be able to use your browser to verify that your custom domain name can be used to access your Azure web app. If you have not already added your Azure web app as a Traffic Manager endpoint, you must do this before name resolution will work, as the custom domain name routes to Traffic Manager.
Traffic Manager then routes to your Azure web app. Use the information in Add, disable, enable or delete endpoints to add your Azure web app as an endpoint in your Traffic Manager profile. Note If your Azure web app is not listed when adding an endpoint, verify that the Azure App Service plan is configured for Standard or Premium. Is your custom domain name configured successfully for your Azure web app that uses Traffic Manager?
Note If your Azure web app is not listed when adding an endpoint, verify that the Azure App Serivce plan is configured for Standard or Premium. Log on to your account at register. Select the check-box of your target domain, and the click Manage Templates again. On the Domain Services page, select the domain that you want to use for your Azure web app. To associate your custom domain with an Azure web app, you must add a new entry in the DNS table for your custom domain by using tools provided by the domain registrar that you purchased your domain name from.
Log on to your account at your domain registrar, and look for a page for managing DNS records. Often a link to this page can be found be viewing your account information, and then looking for a link such as My domains. Once you have found the management page for your domain name, look for a link that allows you to edit the DNS records. It may also contain records for common sub-domains such as www. It may also mention other records such as MX records. The page will also have fields that allow you to map from a Host name or Domain name to an IP Address or other domain name.
While the specifics of each registrar vary, in general you map from your custom domain name such as contoso. To map the root domain, or create a wildcard mapping for sub-domains immediately off the root, map from awverify to awverify. To map a specific sub-domain, map from awverify. A records will always map to the Azure web app virtual IP address.
So you are mapping from a domain such as www to the Azure web app's virtual IP address. Note To map a root domain such as contoso. The specifics of mapping a root or wildcard vary between registrars. Consult the documentation provided by your registrar for more specific guidance. It may also mention other records such as A records and MX records. The page will also have fields that allow you to map from a Host name or Domain name to another domain name. When you create an application in Azure, Azure provides a subdomain on the cloudapp.
However, you can also expose your application on your own domain name, such as contoso. Each registrar has a similar but slightly different method of specifying a CNAME record, but the concepts are the same.
Use one of these methods to find the. Install and configure Azure Powershell , and then use the following command:. You may have to select the record type from a drop down, or go to an advanced settings page. You must also provide the domain or subdomain alias for the CNAME, such as www if you want to create an alias for www. If you want to create an alias for the root domain, it may be listed as the ' ' symbol in your registrar's DNS tools.
Then, you must provide a canonical host name, which is your application's cloudapp. A visitor of www. Note The example above only applies to traffic at the www subdomain. To create an A record, you must first find the virtual IP address of your cloud service. Then add a new entry in the DNS table for your custom domain by using the tools provided by your registrar.
Each registrar has a similar but slightly different method of specifying an A record, but the concepts are the same. If you have multiple endpoints associated with your cloud service, you will receive multiple lines containing the IP address, but all should display the same address.
Now find where you can select or enter A record's. Select or enter the domain or subdomain that will use this A record. For example, select www if you want to create an alias for www. This will cover all sub-domains such as mail.
If you want to create an A record for the root domain, it may be listed as the ' ' symbol in your registrar's DNS tools. Enter the IP address of your cloud service in the provided field. This associates the domain entry used in the A record with the IP address of your cloud service deployment. For example, the following A record forwards all traffic from contoso.
This example demonstrates creating an A record for the root domain. How to Manage Cloud Services. This is the most commonly used method of securing data sent across the internet, and assures visitors that their transactions with your Azure web app are secure.
Once you have registered a custom domain name and configured your Azure web app to respond to the custom name, you must request an SSL certificate for the domain. Registering a domain name also enables you to create subdomains such as www.
Before requesting an SSL certificate you must first determine which domain names will be secured by the certificate. This will determine what type of certificate you must obtain. If you just need to secure a single domain name such as contoso. If you need to secure multiple domain names, such as contoso. Note Most browsers will display a warning if the domain name specified in the certificate does not match the domain name that was entered in the browser.
For example, if the certificate only lists www. Basic certificates are certificates where the Common Name CN of the certificate is set to the specific domain or subdomain that clients will use to visit the site. These certificates only secure the single domain name specified by the CN. This allows the certificate to match a single level of subdomains for a given domain. It would not be valid for test. It would also not be valid for contoso.
For the purpose of SSL certificates, this allows you to add additional DNS names that the certificate will be valid against. For example, a certificate using subjectAltName may have a CN of contoso.
Such a certificate would be valid for all domain names specified in the Common Name and subjectAltName. If you do not already have one, you will need to obtain one from a company that sells SSL certificates. The certificate must be created for key exchange, exportable to a Personal Information Exchange. The certificate's subject name must match the domain used to access the Azure web app. If you need to serve multiple domains with this certificate, you will need to use a wildcard value or specify subjectAltName values as discussed previously.
Note Do not attempt to obtain or generate a certificate for the azurewebsites. Two common ways to generate a CSR are by using the certmgr. The steps for using both of these utilities are below.
Once you have obtained an ECC certificate, you can upload it to your Azure web app as described in the steps below. You may also need to obtain intermediate certificates also known as chain certificates , if these are used by your CA. The use of intermediate certificates is considered more secure than 'unchained certificates', so it is common for a CA to use them.
Intermediate certificates are often provided as a separate download from the CAs website. Ensure that any intermediate certificates are merged with the certificate uploaded to your Azure web app. Using SSL with Azure Web Apps is a popular scenario, and while uploading and assigning a cert to your Azure web app is usually simple and straightforward, some customers have had challenges with this when their certificate provider uses Intermediate certificates.
Intermediate certificates also known as Chain certificates are used by some certificate resellers, and their use is becoming more prevalent, as providers consider this to be more secure.
For example, VeriSign and GoDaddy have stopped issuing unchained certificates in the past few years, and this affects providers depending on them such as Thawte and GeoTrust as well, of course. Naturally, Azure Web Apps fully supports this scenario, and to get it right, you just need to be aware of the steps you need to take to get the intermediate certificate in there.
The most common reason for a problem with this is when our customers try to upload the intermediate certificate itself to our servers. Another common mishap is when a customer tries to upload his certificate without including the intermediate one. In either case, this could lead to some browsers issuing an alert that the site is untrusted for the most part, the user can still proceed, but this error is certainly alarming to many users and should be avoided.
To be clear — when a certificate provider uses the chained certificate model, you do need to upload it, but the right way to deal with it is upload both in one piece. To do so, make sure you check the option of Include all certificates in the certification path if possible :. Doing this will result in a slightly larger PFX file, which will include all the information Azure servers need to deal with the certificate.
When you do so and check the correct option, the export includes both certificates in the PFX file, and Azure servers will deal with it correctly. Note An important thing to note here is that for this export to work right, the computer on which you perform it has to have that intermediate certificate itself. Note When following either series of steps, you will be prompted to enter a Common Name. If you will be obtaining a wildcard certificate for use with multiple domains www.
If you will be obtaining a certificate for a single domain name, this value must be the exact value that users will enter in the browser to visit your website. For an example of creating a certificate request that uses the SubjectAltName extensions, see the Get SubjectAltName certificates section. Use the following steps to obtain an SSL certificate using certreq. Open Notepad and create a new document that contains the following.
Replace mysite. For more information on the options specified above, as well as other available options, see the Certreq reference documentation. From the Start Screen or Start Menu , run cmd. Specify the path to the myrequest. Submit the myrequest. This may involve uploading the file, or opening the file in Notepad and pasting the contents directly into a web form.
Once the Certificate Authority has provided you with a certificate. CER file, save this file to the computer used to generate the request, and then use the following command to accept the request and complete the certificate generation process. In this case, the mycert. No file will be created; instead, the certificate will be stored in the Windows certificate store. If your CA uses intermediate certificates, you must install these certificates before exporting the certificate in the next steps.
Usually these certificates are provided as a separate download from your CA, and are provided in several formats for different web server types. Select the version that is provided for Microsoft IIS. Once you have downloaded the certificate, right click on it in explorer and select Install certificate. Use the default values in the Certificate Import Wizard , and continue selecting Next until the import has completed.
To export the certificate from the certificate store, run certmgr. When Certificate Manager appears, expand the Personal folder, and then select Certificates. In the Issued To field, look for an entry with the custom domain name you requested a certificate for.
In the Issued By field, it should list the Certificate Authority you used for this certificate. Right click the certificate and select All Tasks , and then select Export.
Click Next. Select Password , and then enter and confirm the password. Provide a path and filename that will contain the exported certificate. DNS request timed out. Dotster has caused the "redirect" to be trapped in the ns1. They of course would say it is just a smart business activity since they can do it and get away with it. I am not to sure about the legality. I would think they must have a name server which they list, be responsive. It is fairly clear now why "some" Registrars oppose any sort of "waiting period" for expired domains.
It would appear that the Registrars who participate in this practice can say they are not really hijacking the domain; they are just making it unavailable for an extended period of time which is of their choosing.
The difficulty is that since it is a rather complex scheme that the local ISPs tech support is confounded by the issue. I understand it may be a bandwidth issue after the cache is flushed and new names are resolved so the local ISP is more likely to put it off hoping that the name will expire and refresh on its own after the extremely long expire time.
It is a puzzle why the name has not expired. Could there be some "doctoring" of the serial number before it is sent out by the unresponsive name server at nameresolve. This could be a grand scheme of deception by Dotster or merely a mistake at Dotster in configuring Name servers.
Either way, Dotster nameresolve.
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