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Please request to our help desk if you need to use CDN

Step-by-step guide

When you receive email CDN ready to use, you can follows this:

1. Login your WordPress

2. Install and activate W3 Total Cache plugs-in

3. In the menu performance, select General Settings and scroll down to CDN

   1. Check the box “Enable CDN”

   2. Choose CDN Type: Generic Mirror

   3. Save All Settings

4. Now you can enter your CDN name menu performance under CDN

   1. Enter CDN name in textbox under Configuration Replace site’s hostname with: <CDN name>

   2. Click Test Mirror to check the CDN is functioning properly

   3. Save all setting

Or you can follow steps with screenshot below:

1. LogIn your WordPress
2. Go to Plugins and click Add New

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3. Insert keyword CDN in the box and Enter for CDN Plug-In

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4. Install and Activate W3 Total Cache PlugIns

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5. In the menu performance, select General settings and scroll down to

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Notes:

-The CDN can be accessed using HTTP or HTTPS. Make sure to use HTTPS (SSL), if your website uses an HTTPS:// address. Otherwise you will likely end up with mixed-content warnings in your browser (images being loaded from http links).

You will check CDN already by open image URL and URL shows <IDENTIFIER>.cloudfront.net instead of domain name

or check in your browser:

Firefox: Tools->Web developer>Web Console
Chrome: View->Developer>Developer Tools Tab: Console
Safari: Develop->Show Error Console

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 CDN, check the box to Enable CDN

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6. Choose CDN type: Generic Mirror and then save all setting

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7. Now you can enter your CDN name menu performance under CDN

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8. Enter CDN name in text box under configuration Replace site’s hostname with: <CDN name> 
Click Test Mirror to check the CDN is functioning properly

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9. And then save all setting

Notes:
     -The CDN can be accessed using HTTP or HTTPS. Make sure to use HTTPS (SSL), if your 
website uses an HTTPS:// address. Otherwise you will likely end up with mixed-content warnings 
in your browser (images being loaded from http links).


You will check CDN already by open image URL and URL shows <IDENTIFIER>.cloudfront.net instead of domain name
or check in your browser:

Firefox: Tools->Web developer>Web Console
Chrome: View->Developer>Developer Tools Tab: Console
Safari: Develop->Show Error Console

For example: www.example.com/aaa.jpg
If website have CDN, it get <IDENTIFIER>.cloudfront.net/aaa.jpg

How to configure the CDN in your website depends on the CMS and/or plugin that you use, please refer to 
the documentation of your software for using a generic CDN.

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