Custom Header

The Custom Header feature in the Medianova Cloud Panel for dynamic content allows you to define, modify, or manage HTTP headers for requests. This feature provides flexibility and control over how headers are handled for dynamic content, enabling you to customize request behavior and improve content delivery.

Key Features

• Customizable Headers: You can add, modify, hide, or delete headers for dynamic content requests to tailor how requests are processed. This ensures that the headers match your specific requirements for dynamic content delivery.

• Flexible Management: You can define specific key and value pairs for each header action. This allows precise control over the metadata or instructions that are included in requests, ensuring optimal handling of dynamic resources.

• Batch Configuration: The batch configuration feature allows you to add multiple headers at once using the "+" button. This streamlines the process, making it easier to manage large numbers of custom headers for dynamic content requests.

Available Header Actions

1. Request Header: Add custom headers to outgoing requests sent to the origin server. This allows you to send additional information with the request for dynamic resources.

2. Add Header: Adds custom headers to requests, enabling the inclusion of extra metadata or instructions specific to dynamic content handling.

3. Hide Header: Allows you to hide specific headers from being included in requests sent to the origin server. This helps control which headers are passed along to the origin for dynamic content requests.

4. Request Header Delete: Removes specific headers from requests before they are sent to the origin server. This ensures that only the necessary headers are included for dynamic content delivery.

How to Configure Custom Headers

1. Log in to the Cloud Panel: Access the Medianova Cloud Panel and navigate to the CDN Resources section in the left-hand menu.

2. Select the Relevant Resource: Choose the resource where you want to configure custom headers.

3. Click on the Headers tab.

4. Enable Custom Header Settings: Locate the Custom Header section and toggle the setting to On.

5. Add Header Actions:

   • Click the + button to add a new header configuration.

   • Choose one of the available actions:

     • Request Header

     • Add Header

     • Hide Header

     • Request Header Delete

   • Enter the key and value for the header based on the selected action.

6. Add Multiple Headers (Optional):

   • Click the + button again to add additional header configurations as needed.

7. Submit Your Configuration: Once all header actions are defined, click the Submit button to save and apply your changes.