How to connect your custom domain via CNAME mapping to your platform?

Created by Ayush Sharma, Modified on Sat, 15 Mar at 5:36 PM by Ayush Sharma

When you sign up on Graphy, you get a default Graphy sub-domain.

However, you can connect your custom root domain or sub-domain with your platform.

A domain name is a URL that appears in the address bar of your web browser. In order to create a custom domain, you need to link your domain to your DNS provider.


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Read and implement the steps below before you click on verify 


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Your custom domain will successfully be linked and you will receive an email for the same ina few hours by Graphy! 

 

Connect your custom domain via CNAME mapping

Scenario 1: 

www.yourdomain.com
Here you can have the root domain (www.yourdomain.com) pointed to your platform. 

Domain Forwarding rule will apply here. It means all the searches without 'www' will also be redirected to the root domain.

In your DNS dashboard, add a forwarding rule for the root domain (yourdomain.com) to www.yourdomain.com

Scenario 2:

learn.yourdomain.com
You can have the root domain pointed towards your other website. For your platform, you can create a subdomain.

  1. Create CNAME - learn
  2. Value: graphyssl.com

Scenario 3:

yourdomain.com

Please note that this scenario is only possible via Cloudflare.

Here you can have the root domain (yourdomain.com) pointed to your platform. 

For the root domain set the CNAME as below

Name: yourdomain.com or @

Value: graphyssl.com

 

Domain Forwarding rule will apply here. It means all the searches with 'www' will also be redirected to the root domain.

In your DNS dashboard, add a forwarding rule for the root domain (www.yourdomain.com) to yourdomain.com

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