Operating Instructions

HTTPS refers to Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS, commonly referred to as HTTP over TLS, HTTP over SSL or HTTP Secure), which is a transport protocol for secure communication through computer networks. HTTPS communicates via HTTP, but uses SSL/TLS to encrypt packets. The main purpose of HTTPS development is to provide identity authentication for website servers and protect the privacy and integrity of data exchanged. When configuring HTTPS, you need to provide the certificate corresponding to the domain name to realize the whole network data encryption transmission function. You can log in to the console, select CDN, and configure HTTPS.

Log in to the console ->CDN ->Domain name management ->Configuration ->Domain name configuration

Modify Configuration

• The corresponding certificate needs to be uploaded after opening
• The content of the certificate is certificate
• The certificate password is Private key

• Enable HTTPS: To enable the HTTPS service, just enable HTTPS, and then select the corresponding certificate
• Forced HTTPS: If your acceleration domain name has enabled HTTPS configuration, you can set forced HTTPS. After enabling, even if the user initiates an HTTP request, it will be forced to jump to an HTTPS request for access. This item is off by default. At this time, both HTTP and HTTPS requests are supported.
• Enable HTTP/2: If your acceleration domain name has enabled HTTPS configuration, you can set HTTP/2 to be enabled. HTTP/2 can be compatible with HTTP/1.1 access, optimize network latency, improve network speed, and optimize users' network experience. At present, mainstream browsers such as Chrome, Firefox and Safari already support the HTTP/2 protocol.