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Origin-pull SNI
Last updated: 2024-12-30 21:38:34
Overview
If an origin server IP is bound with multiple domain names, you can set the origin-pull SNI to specify a domain name for CDN nodes to access the origin server via HTTPS.
Note:
Only domain names accelerated in the Chinese mainland are supported.
This feature may be unavailable in some platforms. We will complete server upgrade as soon as possible.
Directions
Viewing the configuration
Origin-pull SNI is disabled by default. You can enable it for your needs.
Editing the configuration
After it’s enabled, you need to specify a domain name and the configuration will then take effect. When the configuration switch is off, the configuration will not be deployed.
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