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  • Troubleshooting and support
    • CNAME Support
    • FAQS
    • Error Codes
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  1. Troubleshooting and support

CNAME Support

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. (Cloudflare 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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Last updated 6 years ago