SOCaaP

• Introduction
  • Logging-in To The SOCaaP Console
• Dashboard Overview
  • Summary
  • Alerts,Incidents And Website Vulnerabilities
  • Customer Health
• SOCaaP Alerts/Escalations
  • Log-in To The Admin Console
  • The Home Screen
  • Service Summary
  • Incidents Overview
    • Incidents
    • Threat Summary
  • Log Collection Summary
  • Threat Communication Graph
  • Tickets
  • Reports
  • Notification Settings
  • Integrate Your Office 365 Account With SOCaaP
• SOCaaP SIEM
  • Log-in To The Admin Console
  • The Main Interface
  • The Dashboard
  • Customer Asset Management
    • Add Customers
    • Add Assets For Monitoring
      • Hard Assets
      • Soft Assets
    • Configure Nxlog And Rsyslog To Send Logs To SOCaaP Server
    • Edit Customers
  • Query Management
    • Configure Event Queries
    • Long Term Analysis
    • Configure Custom Dashboards
    • Event Field Selection Settings
  • Manage Rules
    • Manage Correlation Rules
    • Manage Tagged Rules
    • Manage Aggregation Rules
  • Incidents
    • Manage Incidents
    • Incident Category Management
    • Category Action Management
  • Lists
    • Manage Live Lists
    • Manage Live List Content
    • Manage Range List Content
    • Manage IP Range List Content
    • Manage Multiple Column List Content
  • Manage Reports
  • Administration
    • Event Collection
    • Phantom Settings
    • Manage Users
  • Appendix 1 – Field Groups And Event Items Description
  • Appendix 2 –SOCaaP Supported Logs
• SOCaaP Web Protection
  • Add Websites
  • The Main Interface
  • The Dashboard
  • Website Data And Settings
    • Website Overview
    • Security Scans
      • Website Scans
      • Website Files Security Scans
        • Malware Scan Settings
          • Automatic Configuration
          • Manual Configuration
        • Run A Scan And View Results
        • Notifications, Malware Removal And Scheduled Scans
      • Vulnerability Scans
        • CMS Vulnerability Scans
        • OWASP Top 10 Vulnerability Scans
    • Content Delivery Network
      • Activate CDN For A Website
      • CDN Settings
      • View CDN Metrics
    • Firewall
      • WAF Statistics
      • WAF Events
      • Configure WAF Policies
      • Manage Custom Firewall Rules
    • SSL Configuration
    • DNS Configuration
    • Add Trust Seal To Your Websites
    • Back Up Your Website
      • Backup Settings
      • On-Demand Backup
      • View Backup Records And File Statistics
      • Restore And Download Website Files
      • Delete Backups
  • Manage Your Profile
• Sensor Installation
  • Requirements
  • (Option 1) Create Installation Media
  • (Option 2) Deploy Virtual Machine Environment
    • Create A New Virtual Machine
    • Configure Memory Size
    • Configure Hard Disk
    • Configure Hard Disk File Type
    • Configure Storage On Physical Hard Disk
    • Configure Size Of Virtual Hard Disk
    • Configure Network Settings
    • Select VM Startup Disk
  • Sensor Installation Steps
  • Sensor Configuration Steps
    • Login To The Web Portal
    • User Settings
    • Configure Network
    • Configure Timezone
    • Key Activation
    • (Optional) Valkyrie Key Verdict
    • (Optional) Forward Log
• Frequently Asked Questions
• About Xcitium Security Solutions

Activate CDN for a Website

• Select the target website from the drop-down at top-left

• Click 'CDN' > 'Settings' > 'Activation'

You need to change your site's authoritative DNS server to Xcitium DNS in order to activate the CDN. Alternatively, you can add a CNAME entry to your DNS records.

See the following links for more help:

• Register your site with Xcitium DNS

Activate the CDN:

• Option A - Change your authoritative DNS to Xcitium DNS

• Option B - Add a CNAME to your DNS

Register your site with Xcitium DNS

• Select the target website from the menu at top-left

• Click the 'CDN' tab

• Click 'Settings'

• Click the 'Activation' tab

SOCaaP Web Protection automatically registers your site with the CDN service:

Next, use one of these two methods to configure your site to use our DNS:

• Change your authoritative DNS to Comodo DNS

• Add a CNAME to your DNS

Note - You should also configure SSL settings in SOCaaP Web Protection to avoid interruptions to HTTPS traffic. See SSL Configuration for more on this.

Option A - Change your authoritative DNS to Xcitium DNS

• Click CDN > Settings > Activation

• Xcitium name servers are shown in the ‘value’ column:

• Go to your site's DNS management page and enter the new name servers

• See https://support.google.com/domains/answer/3290309?hl=en if you need more help with name server changes

• It may take up to 24 hours for the update to propagate. The status column will say ‘Name servers are set’ once the change is live:

 

• After changing to Xcitium DNS, you need to use SOCaaP Web Protection to manage your DNS settings going forward

• For example, changes to your MX records must be done in SOCaaP Web Protection, not in your web host's DNS management page

• You can access the management page as follows:

• Select a website from the drop-down at top-left

• Click the ‘DNS’ tab to manage the site’s DNS records

• See 'Manage DNS Records' if you want further help with this

Option B - Add a CNAME to your DNS

• Click 'CDN' > 'Settings' > 'Activation'

• The CNAME and A records for your site are shown in section B:

• Go to your website's DNS management page and enter the 'CNAME' and 'A' records

• See https://support.google.com/a/topic/1615038?hl=en if you need more help to add records

• DNS propagation may take around 30 minutes depending on your hosting provider

• The status column will say ‘Configured’ once the change is live: