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Root domain hosting (mydomain.com) with a Windows Azure shared site?

I worked on trying to get my own domain, like mydomain.com hosted on Azure sites.

I updated / scaled to change the settings to General.

I added a CNAME record from www.mydomain.com to mydomain.azurewebsites.net.

I added www.mydomain.com to my site in azure mode under "Domain Management", and this allowed me to add it successfully.

I can successfully browse the website from www.mydomain.com.

I changed the A record for mydomain.com to the IP address listed in the "Domain Management" section of the Azure website.

CNAME and A records are distributed based on testing on my computer and on centralops.net's DNS lookup tools.

If I switch to mydomain.com, I will get 404. www.mydomain.com works as expected.

Can anyone help?

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Step by step. This works for me.

1 - In your DNS registrar, create a CNAME record, for example the following.

Name = awverify.mydomain.com

Value = awverify.mydomain.azurewebsites.net

TTL = 86400

2 - In the Azure panel, add mydomain.com to your custom domains. He should show a green check.

3 - Return to your DNS registrar website and add an A record for your user domain using the IP address provided to you by Microsoft on the Azure Portal.

Name = mydomain.com

= 64.49.121.33

TTL = 7200

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a) - Azure www.mydomain.com mydomain.com. , " "

b) mydomain.azurewebsites.net. IP-, mydomain.com( A, mydomain.com, )

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you need to work with a DNS provider that allows you to forward the A record to DNS (Go Daddy provides this option), that is, www.mydomain.com points to mydomain.azurewebsites.net and mydomain.com goes to www.mydomain.com

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