Domain Claim
Claim your domain to prevent unauthorized access.
Domain ownership verification is a critical security measure. Without a reliable way to prove ownership, unauthorized parties could interfere with integration requests and potentially compromise the application.
How it works
The domain claim process involves verifying a domain by generating a unique token, asking the domain owner to publish it in a DNS TXT record for that (sub)domain, and then doing a DNS lookup to confirm the token is actually present. This process confirms whether you really own the domain.
Claim a domain
Go to the Settings page from the sidebar.
Select SAML & SCIM. The Domain claim section is located at the top of the page and is currently tied to SAML/SCIM configuration.
Click Add domain and enter the domain you want Datasaur to claim.
In your DNS provider, create a TXT record using the values provided by Datasaur, including the fully qualified domain name (FQDN), host, and value.
Return to the app and click Verify to confirm domain ownership.
Verification can take up to 24 hours, due to DNS propagation delays.
Status
The status indicates the current state of the domain claim process.
Unclaimed: The domain has been added but hasn't been claimed yet. Click Verify to start the process.
In progress: The domain is currently being verified (up to 24 hours).
Claimed: The domain is successfully claimed, confirming ownership.
Failed: Datasaur could not get the desired result when verifying the domain after 24 hours.
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