Set URL in the Community Service Certificate

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  1. Start by creating your account or begin your free trial.
  2. Upload a Community Service Certificate that needs editing, or create it from scratch.
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  4. Find the tool from the top toolbar to set URL in Community Service Certificate and apply it.
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How to set URL in the Community Service Certificate

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Learn how to use Azure App Service managed certificates in this episode of Azure Tips and Tricks. Here I have a website with a custom domain that runs in an Azure web app, and its not protected with an SSL certificate. That is why I see this warning. Lets fix this. Here is the Azure portal, and Im in the web app. In here, I can go to the SSL/TLS settings. This is it. I have nothing configured yet. There are no bindings yet and no certificates. By the way, in order to use custom domains and SSL, your web app needs to run in the B1 service tier or higher. This doesnt work for the free or shared tiers. Lets go to the private key blade. Here we go. This is where my certificates would show up. I dont have any yet. I have lots of options to create ones though. I can buy a certificate from here, for instance. That is the app server certificate which you can use when you need to have a wildcard certificate, and when you need to be able to export it, or protect naked domains. So withou

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So be sure to inform your members before changing the name or URL. Open Experience Workspaces. Click Administration | Settings. Edit your settings as needed. Select. next to the site you want to change, and make your changes. You can change your URL from this page.
Map the Custom Domain to your Community In your Salesforce Org, click on Setup. Under Administration, click Domain Management | then click Domains. Click on the domain that you added. Click New Custom URL. You should be redirected to the Custom URL Edit screen. Select here your community site and Keep path as it is.
Add a Link to a URL Directly Within Your Salesforce Records Click on the gear icon in the upper right corner and click Setup. Click the Object Manager tab. Find the object you want to add the field to. In the left navigation click Fields Relationships. Click the New button. Find and click on the URL radio button. Click Next.
Required Editions From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Custom URLs , and select Custom URLs. Click New Custom URL. For Domain, search for and select the custom domain. For Site, search for and select your store. For Path, enter the path to append to the custom domain to access your store. Click Save.
The /s/ in a community URL (or at the end) means that the page was built using the community builder. Most of the new templates are built on top of the community builder. URLs without the /s/ mean that they are force.com URLs (usually built using visualforce).
Go to Setup custom domains. Add a new custom URL for the site that is to be rebranded. Select the appropriate domain and set a new path.

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