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Introduction
If you manage multiple domains (or subdomains) for your organizations, tied to MC Trade web component pages (e.g., the directory and event registration), you can configure those to link to entities or specific setting batches on the Domain Management screen.
- Click on the Admin menu and then Global Settings.
- On the far left, click on the Configure System Groups tab and then Domain Management.
Any existing managed domains will be listed in the grid. You may click Actions and Edit next to a domain to view/edit the details. You may also add or remove an entity domain.
Adding an Entity Domain
- Click on the Admin menu and then Global Settings.
- On the far left, click on the Configure System Groups tab and then Domain Management.
- Click Add an Entity Domain in the top right corner.
- For the Domain, enter the exact domain name. Do not include the protocol (https://).
- For the first Domain Type drop down, choose between Virtual Root or a Domain Redirect.
If you are setting this up in order to tie the domain to a specific entity and/or setting batch, choose Virtual Root. The Domain Redirect is for very specific cases and should be chosen if directed by a Support agent or Implementer at MC Trade.
- For the Path to Virtual Root Folder, enter a path if you use legacy web component pages (e.g. external/wcpages_entity). This is not required for new web components.
- For the second Domain Type drop down, choose the entity if applicable.
- For the Setting Batch, leave this blank If you are using the default batch. Otherwise enter the name of a specific batch.
- Click Save.
Editing an Entity Domain
- Click on the Admin menu and then Global Settings.
- On the far left, click on the Configure System Groups tab and then Domain Management.
- Next to the domain record that should be edited, click Actions, and Edit.
- After making the desired changes, click Save.
Deleting an Entity Domain
Exercise caution because this cannot be undone.
- Click on the Admin menu and then Global Settings.
- On the far left, click on the Configure System Groups tab and then Domain Management.
- Next to the domain record that should be deleted, click Actions, and Delete.
- Click Delete to confirm.