Add Domain | Axero Documentation

In Domain Configuration, you can configure your intranet so you can access it from multiple domain names. This includes setting up your own custom domain name. For a detailed guide on how to set up a custom domain, see Domain Configuration. To open the screen, go to Control Panel > System > Domain Configuration and click Add Domain.

• Domain name: The address (domain or sub-domain) from where you want to access your intranet in a web browser. Note: Do not add a trailing "/" at the end of the domain or include a virtual directory (e.g., http://www.abcdef.com).
• Virtual Directory: Where your Axero installation is located. In most circumstances, you can leave this blank. If you are hosting on your own servers and want to run Axero in a sub-directory (rather than the root domain), enter the virtual directory here. Note: Do not add a trailing "/" at the end. (e.g. /intranet)
• Is Active: Marks the domain as the active one. The Domain Configuration list shows this as a Yes or No value in its Is Active column. Only one domain is active at a time: checking this box clears it on every other domain. If you clear it on the only active domain, Axero makes the most recently added domain active instead, which may not be the one you are editing.

Click Save Changes to add the domain. After you add the domain, you will need to add a license in License Manager. To obtain a new license key, please read the Custom Domain Name information in Domain Configuration.

Note: To configure CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) settings, update the CorsAllowedDomainsCSV property in Control Panel > System > System Properties. Enter a comma-separated list of domains that are allowed to access the resource. This setting ensures that only specified domains can interact with your site's resources.

Related pages

• Domain Configuration (the overview of these options and what a domain change involves)
• Edit Domain (changing an address or its active flag)
• Delete Domains (removing an address you no longer use)
• License Manager (the license each domain needs before it will serve pages)