Difference between revisions of "Domain Delete"
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| − | If | + | If you are using CanIt-Domain-PRO or Hosted CanIt and all the domains you wish to delete are in their own realm, just delete the realm under Setup->Realms. Remember that you cannot delete the realm you're currently viewing. It's best to switch into the parent of the realm you wish to delete. |
| − | + | If you are using CanIt-PRO or the domains to be deleted are in a realm with other domains you want to keep, then you need to delete the domains' entries under: | |
Setup->Verification Servers | Setup->Verification Servers | ||
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Setup->Authentication Mappings | Setup->Authentication Mappings | ||
Setup->Domain Routing | Setup->Domain Routing | ||
| − | Setup->Realm Mappings | + | Setup->Realm Mappings (not applicable for CanIt-PRO) |
| − | + | ''Be sure to delete the domain from Setup->Realm Mappings last'', because that makes you relinquish control of the domain completely. | |
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Latest revision as of 11:08, 21 June 2017
If you are using CanIt-Domain-PRO or Hosted CanIt and all the domains you wish to delete are in their own realm, just delete the realm under Setup->Realms. Remember that you cannot delete the realm you're currently viewing. It's best to switch into the parent of the realm you wish to delete.
If you are using CanIt-PRO or the domains to be deleted are in a realm with other domains you want to keep, then you need to delete the domains' entries under:
Setup->Verification Servers
Setup->Domain Mappings
Setup->Authentication Mappings
Setup->Domain Routing
Setup->Realm Mappings (not applicable for CanIt-PRO)
Be sure to delete the domain from Setup->Realm Mappings last, because that makes you relinquish control of the domain completely.
