• How to verify my domain?

  If you want to use your own Cname in place of 5centsCDN in playback URL, then must verify your domain name. To verify the domain, please follow the steps, Login to 5centsCDN console. Select “Domain Verification” under “Account“ In the redirected page, Click the green plus button. Provide the domain name in the specified column and click the save button. In the redirected page, you will get the following details Host Value TTLPopular

• How to integrate SSL for your Zone?

  5centsCDN offers three ways to implement SSL for your Zones for ensuring secure communication over the Internet. They are Shared SSL, Let's encrypt and Custom SSL. Shared SSL can be implemented in instant way by enabling it under your Dashboard. To do this follow the below steps. Login to your 5centsCDN console and Select your Zones by clicking the Manage button. Under Security section select SSL, then select the SSL TYPE as Shared and Save it. Now you can simply use HTTPS witPopular

• How to manage Account Level SSL certificates?

  5centsCDN has released a new Account level SSL Certificates Management feature which will be a user-friendly feature in managing your SSL certificates. The main advantage of this feature is that you do not have to worry about uploading SSL certificates for each and every CDN resources instead, you can choose a certificate which needs to be uploaded only once and forget. Once this process is done with, you will get an option to use this installed SSL with your CDN zones. To implement this followFew readers

• Is it possible to enable SSL for multiple CNAMES?

  Previously, the users can only enable SSL for a CNAME. Now they can enable SSL for all CNAMES as a SAN via Let’s Encrypt. To configure in console, please follow the steps, Login to 5centsCDN console. In the case of Live Streams, go to Live Streams>Global Settings>CNAME/SSL. In the case of Push or Pull zone, go to Zones>HTTP/VoD>Push/Pull>Manage>CDN Resource>Custom CNAMES You can add multiple CNAMES here (maximum of 3 CNAMES). Enable Let’s Encrypt SSL. The SSL deployment will take sFew readers