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Create and manage domain groups

A domain group refers to a collection of domains that can be used to batch associate corresponding blocklists or allowlists, improving the configuration and maintenance efficiency of access control policies. You can select the domains that have already been connected to the WAF and add them to the created domain group.

Requirements

You have connected the website that needs to be protected to the WAF instance. For more details, see Comparison of website association methods.

Create a domain name group

Select the instance region in the top menu bar.

In the left navigation, select System Management > Domain Group Management.

Click Create Domain Group.

Configure the parameters related to the domain name group.

Parameter	Description	Example
Name	The name of the domain group. tip Start with a letter or digit. Letters, digits, Chinese characters, dot ".", underscore "_", and hyphen "-" are allowed. The length must be between 1 and 128 characters.	Allowlist domain name_1
Description	Enter relevant remark information.	Allow all access for the corresponding domain name.
Domain name	Select the domains you wish to add from the connected domain name list.	Select the following domains: test.com blog.test.com

Click OK.

View the details of the domain name group

After the domain name group is added, you can check the related information in the domain name group list to confirm whether the addition result meets expectations.

Select the region of your instance in the top bar.

Select System Management > Domain Name Group Management in the left navigation.

View the related information of the IP address group list, including domain name group name, domain name information, associated rules, update time, etc.

Parameter	Description
Name	The corresponding name entered when creating the IP address group, editable.
Description	Remarks added when adding the domain name group.
Domain name	View the domains included in this domain group; clicking the corresponding domain will redirect to the website settings list to view the access information for that domain.
Related rules	If you select the associated domain name group when creating a blocklist or allowlist, you can view the names of the rules associated with the domain name group in this list. Clicking on the number will display the names of the rules associated with that domain name group, and clicking on the corresponding rule name will show the rule details.
Update Time	The last update time of the domain group.
Operation	Supports viewing, editing, or deleting domain name group information.

Other operations

View domain name group details: Select the domain name group you want to edit, click Details in the operation column to view all domain names contained in that domain name group and the associated rules.

Edit domain name group: Select the domain name group you want to edit, click Edit in the operation column to modify the domain name group name and related domain names.

Delete IP address group: select the IP address group to delete and click delete in the operation column to remove the corresponding domain group.

tip

It is recommended to confirm that the corresponding rules do not need to be associated with the domain group before deletion. Once the domain group is deleted, its associated rules will also remove the references to that domain group.

If the protection rule only associates with the current domain group, the corresponding rule will be deleted directly.

Last updated: 2025.06.30 16:24:57