Custom domain

Setting a custom domain is very simple.

• Go to Settings > App Launcher Settings > Enable Custom Domain.

• Register the issued domain name, the certificate body, and the certificate private key, then save.

However, to set a custom domain for the App Launcher, you must first obtain a domain name and an SSL certificate, and the SSL certificate and private key must be in correct formats and compatible.

Step 1. Obtain a domain

Please obtain the domain to use for the App Launcher.

Step 2. Obtain an SSL certificate

An SSL certificate is required to protect the domain and securely safeguard customers' personal information.

2-1. Choose a CA (Certificate Authority) Select the CA that will issue the SSL certificate.

2-2. Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) This is required for the CA to issue the certificate.

2-3. Submit the CSR to the CA Submit the required files according to the CA's procedures for review.

2-4. SSL certificate issuance Once the CA's review is complete, the SSL certificate will be issued.

• Verify that the certificate is in X.509 PEM format.

• The App Launcher supports all types of certificates issued by trusted CAs.

The private key must meet the following conditions.

• The private key must correspond to the public key.

• The private key must be in PEM format.

• The private key must not be encrypted.

Certificate Key support details

• RSA certificates: supports 1024-bit, 2048-bit, 3072-bit, and 4096-bit RSA keys.

• ECDSA certificates: supports 256-bit keys.

Step 3. DNS configuration

Update the domain's DNS settings to point to the App Launcher server.

Certificate expiration and renewal

Allganize regularly checks the expiration dates of registered SSL certificates. To prevent sudden service interruptions, you must renew and update the SSL certificate in the LLM Launcher before it expires.