カスタムホスト名の作成

カスタムホスト名を有効にするためには、いくつかの必須ステップがあります。詳細については、スタートガイドを参照してください。

カスタムホスト名を作成するには：

ダッシュボード

1. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard ↗ and select your account.
2. Select your Cloudflare for SaaS application.
3. Navigate to SSL/TLS > Custom Hostnames.
4. Click Add Custom Hostname.
5. Add your customer’s hostname app.customer.com and set the relevant options, including:
   • Choosing the Validation method.
   • Whether you want to Enable wildcard, which adds a *.<custom-hostname> SAN to the custom hostname certificate. For more details, refer to Hostname priority.
   • Choosing a value for Custom origin server.
6. Click Add Custom Hostname.

Default behavior

When you create a custom hostname:

• If you issue a custom hostname certificate with wildcards enabled, you cannot customize TLS settings for these wildcard hostnames.
• If you do not specify the Minimum TLS Version, it defaults to 1.0, not the zone’s Minimum TLS Version. You can still edit this setting after creation.

API

1. To create a custom hostname using the API, use the Create Custom Hostname endpoint.

   • You can leave the certificate_authority parameter empty to set it to “default CA”. With this option, Cloudflare checks the CAA records before requesting the certificates, which helps ensure the certificates can be issued from the CA.

2. For the newly created custom hostname, the POST response may not return the DCV validation token validation_records. It is recommended to make a second GET command (with a delay) to retrieve these details.

The response contains the complete definition of the new custom hostname.

Default behavior

When you create a custom hostname:

• If you issue a custom hostname certificate with wildcards enabled, you cannot customize TLS settings for these wildcard hostnames.
• If you do not specify the Minimum TLS Version, it defaults to 1.0, not the zone’s Minimum TLS Version. You can still edit this setting after creation.

For each custom hostname, Cloudflare issues two certificates bundled in chains that maximize browser compatibility (unless you upload custom certificates).

The primary certificate uses a P-256 key, is SHA-2/ECDSA signed, and will be presented to browsers that support elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). The secondary or fallback certificate uses an RSA 2048-bit key, is SHA-2/RSA signed, and will be presented to browsers that do not support ECC.