Add domain names for resolution in the HTTPDNS console and manage existing domain name rules.
Add a domain name
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Log on to the EMAS console.
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In the left navigation pane, choose Resolution Management > Add Domain Name.
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Click Add Domain Name. Enter a valid domain name or wildcard domain name, and then click OK.
Examples:
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Specific domain name: www.example.com or a.example.com.
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Wildcard domain name: *.example.com. Matches subdomains like a.example.com, b.example.com, and a.b.example.com.
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Top-level domain wildcards (*.com, *.cn, *.net) are not supported.
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HTTPDNS supports all domain names, including those from Alibaba Cloud DNS, third-party registrars, and international registrars. International domain names must comply with applicable laws and regulations.
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Changes take effect within approximately one minute.
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Each account can have up to 200 domain name rules.
Resolve-all mode and blacklist for DoH
DoH lacks built-in authentication and often applies system-wide, making it impractical to whitelist every domain. HTTPDNS provides a Resolve all domain names option and a blacklist for fine-grained access control.

DoH resolution matching rules:
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Requests are first matched against the domain name list (whitelist), and then against the blacklist.
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If Resolve all domain names is set to No, only domain names in the domain name list are resolved.
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If Resolve all domain names is set to Yes, the domain name list is ignored and all domain names are resolved.
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The blacklist takes priority over the domain name list. If a domain appears in both, resolution is denied.
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Some libraries probe DoH availability using specific domain names. If you use a whitelist, add these probe domains to ensure DoH works correctly.
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Qt WebEngine and Electron use www.gstatic.com
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The CEF framework and Chrome browser use google.com
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Delete a domain name
In the domain name list, click Delete next to a domain name, then confirm.
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Once deleted, HTTPDNS stops resolving domain names that matched the rule.
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Deleted domain names can only be recovered by re-adding them.
View domain name data
In the domain name list, click View next to a domain name to see its resolution data.
Domain name resolution data is available on a T+1 basis.
