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Getting Started
Overview: How to Map Domains
Video Guides
Troubleshooting Guide
Requirements
Configuring DNS Records
Server Configuration
Features
Domain Mapping
Creating Microsites - Multisite Alternative
Global Domain Mapping
Global Archive/Category Mapping
Global Product Mapping for WooCommerce
Subdomain Mapping
Subdirectory Mapping
URL Rewriting
Query String Parameters
Favicon per Domain
Multisite Integration
REST API
Integrations & Compatibility
WordPress Plugins
Supported Hosting Platforms
Hosting Platform Integrations
Common Issues
Caching
SSL for Multiple Domains
CORS Policy Causing Missing Images/Assets
Known Plugin Conflicts
FAQs
What are DNS Records?
What is a domain Alias?
Why isn't my domain secure?
Is the .htaccess file modified?
How do I join the BETA?
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Configuring DNS Records
This page explains how to configure DNS records to map multiple domains to a single website.
Before your mapped domains will work, you'll need to ensure that both your DNS records and server settings are configured properly.

DNS Records

Your DNS records should be configured the same as a normal website. Point the A records of any domains you want to map to your WordPress site's server.
We recommend using CloudFlare as your DNS host, but you can manage DNS records at your domain registrar or any other CDN or DNS provider you want.
Here are instructions from Cloudflare on how to set up DNS records properly.
Here's a video we made about setting up Cloudflare for your website.
Setting up CloudFlare
If you aren't sure how to set up or manage your DNS, please submit a ticket and we are glad to help.

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