Let students arrive at your address, not ours
An institution can attach its own domain, and adding one returns the DNS records that need creating. Once those records are in place, the verify action reconciles the provisioning and reports where it stands. A domain can be removed again. All of it is limited to the institution's administrators.
The pages below take attaching your own domain one step at a time: adding it, then verifying it.
Features in this area
- Let students type your address to get in
Attach your institution's domain and the DNS records you need to create come straight back. Adding a domain is an administrator's action only.
- See how far it has got after adding the records
Once the DNS records are in place, run the verify action to see how far the domain has got. Its current status is then reported back on screen.
- Changing domain means clearing the old one properly
An institution's custom domain can be removed. The delivery setup is torn down as part of it, so nothing at all is left half configured behind it.
Frequently asked questions
Does a domain work as soon as I add it?
No. Adding it returns the DNS records that need creating. The verify step only becomes useful once those records are actually in place.
Can a domain be removed?
Yes. An institution's administrator can remove the attached domain, and the call confirms when it has been done.
Can I attach more than one domain?
The domain actions are built around one domain for the institution, so an institution attaches an address and works from that one.
See how it works for your institution
Book a demo and we will walk through it with examples from your own classes and students.