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# Configure your applications
## Add a new domain
On the left side menu, click on ***Sites >> Domains***.
Once inside click in:
And you will see a form to enter a new domain name.
## Add a new subdomain
In the section ***Sites >> Domains*** you can add a new subdomain to a previously registered domain. Press the next button:
And once pressed press the next button:
The process will consist in 6 simple steps to configure all the necessary information to protect your web application with *SecureAccess® CLOUD*:
* In the first step we will be asked to point the *DNS* of the resource to our secure server ***my.secureaccess.com***
* In the second step you must enter general data about your subdomain, like description, name and communication protocol (*HTTP/HTTPS*).
* In the third step you need to add the IP address of your server. You can add more than one and *SecureAccess® CLOUD* will act as a load balancer.
* Fourth step will allow you to create a list of whitelisted IP address, request coming from this address will skip authentication process for this subdomain. \
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**This will disable the access control mechanism, so use it carefully**.
* In the fifth step allow you to upload your own *SSL* certificate for the HTTPS communication. In case you don´t have one, *SecureAccess® CLOUD* can generate one for you. To use this option, you must first point your subdomain *DNS* to our reverse proxy (***my.secureaccess.com***). In a few seconds your new certificate will be generated and ready to use. Select the option that fits you better and click on Next.
* Last step gives you the opportunity of enabling *SecureAccess® WAF* (*Web Application Firewall*), which will analyze all the requests going through the platform blocking the ones containing malicious content. This will help in the prevention of *SQL injection* or *XSS* attacks. As an administrator you will receive notifications and alerts when a request is deemed suspicious and therefore blocked.
Once all steps are done, you can press:
And your subdomain will be registered and enabled.
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