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CNAME Support

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Last updated 6 years ago

Backbench supports CNAME/ALIAS records.

From your DNS provider, you can set a CNAME/ALIAS record for backbench endpoint. (like below)

Set @ to USERID-BENCHID.backbench.io.

If this doesn't work for you then, you have to change your DNS provider to something else. ( has been working properly)

After setting this up, you have to follow the above procedure of setting CNAME/ALIAS record for backbench (which you'll get in endpoint section).

Once your're done with it, next step is to register/setup your domain-name to backbench. This can be done from your endpoints section. (setting up custom domain name)

You can always always reach to us if, Also setting up a custom domain on backbench is FREE.

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