IRIS
How this page works

The Substation recognises a tenant by the host a visitor asked for. Each domain ties one host to this tenant and one of its environments — and so to that environment's CMS connections and delivery token. A host can belong to only one tenant environment.

Each environment has one primary domain. An alias (e.g. www.eon.de) serves no pages of its own: it redirects permanently to the same path on the primary host. Optional settings per domain: a default locale, a content root(a path prefix into the CMS, for one site among several in a stack) and a pinned CMS connection (otherwise the connection is chosen by its path patterns, else the environment's primary). DNS is not managed here.

Use Resolve a host to see exactly what the Substation would do with a request.

Domains (0)

No host names yet.

No domains yet

Visitors reach this tenant's pages by host name only once a domain is registered for an environment.

+ Add domain

Add a domain for "eon-com"

Just the host — no "https://", port or path. A host can belong to only one tenant environment.

Only connections of the chosen environment or of all environments can be pinned.

Language for requests on this host when no path-pattern connection sets one, e.g. de-de for eon.de.

A path prefix into the CMS: /tariffs on this host reads <root>/tariffs; links going out drop it again.

Role and status

One per environment. Making this one primary makes the previous primary an ordinary domain.

Visitors on this host get a permanent redirect (301) to the same path on the environment's primary host — e.g. www.eon.de → eon.de. An alias serves no pages itself, so locale, content root and connection do not apply to it.

A switched-off host is not served; requests for it are treated like an unknown host.

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Resolve a host

What would the Substation do with a request for this host? Works for any host, not only this tenant's.