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Configure cache and redirects

Set account presets, cache behavior, redirects, headers, and optimization options.

Configure cache and redirects

Set account presets, cache behavior, redirects, headers, and optimization options.

Panel path

  1. Management Panel
  2. CDN Accounts
  3. Advanced Management
  4. Cache / Redirect / Origin settings
  5. Apply Changes

Prerequisites

  • An account must be selected.
  • Cache or redirect changes affect traffic behavior; target path and rule order are checked before changing.
  • Screenshots redact only data values such as origin/domain, while buttons and rule actions remain visible.

Step-by-step guide

1

Open Advanced Management

Cache, redirect, origin request, and security settings are managed account-scope.

  • Open the settings icon from CDN Accounts.
  • Review origin/cache fields and current presets.

Expected result: Editable rule/setting fields are visible while origin values remain redacted.

cdnctl equivalent
cdnctl accounts list
cdnctl cdn settings get --account <account_uuid>
2

Save and deploy the change

Traffic-affecting changes should be followed through Apply Changes and Operations.

  • Change only the related cache/redirect/origin field.
  • Save.
  • Watch Operations if Apply Changes is required.

Expected result: After operation success, traffic follows the new rule.

cdnctl equivalent
cdnctl cdn settings update --account <account_uuid> --json ./settings.json
cdnctl operations list --account <account_uuid>

Verification

  • Rule order and changed fields are reviewed.
  • Origin/domain values are redacted while action buttons stay visible.
  • Public URL and header behavior are tested after apply.

Use cases

A user wants HTML to bypass cache while static assets remain cached.

Quick workflow

  1. Open Advanced Management.
  2. Select preset or add rule.
  3. Save.
  4. Apply changes and validate traffic.

Checks

  • Rule order is clear.
  • Redirect target is valid.
  • Changed fields are visible before save.

Related pages

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