Default and Host Mapped Domains

Flare Online provides a default domain that you can use, and it is displayed in gray text on the URLs page view. You also have the option of adding your own host mapped domains, as many as you need.

Default Flare Online Domain The default Flare Online URL begins with your license (e.g., company) name, which is the subdomain. This is followed by a period, then “mcoutput.com,” which is Flare Online’s root domain. When these are combined, you have the full URL.
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 https://fictionsoft.mcoutput.com
```
After you generate a target and set the associated site to “live,” an ID is auto-generated to represent the target and build, and this is added to the URL, along with the entry file for the output (e.g., Default.htm).
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```
 https://fictionsoft.mcoutput.com/64951/Default.htm
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However, you can add a vanity to the site (see Setting Site Vanities). The vanity will be used in place of the auto-generated ID, making the output easier to identify.
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```
https://fictionsoft.mcoutput.com/module1-v1/Default.htm
```
Host Mapped Domains If you prefer end users to see your company’s domain instead of Flare Online’s (“mcoutput.com”), you can create a CNAME (Canonical Name) to map to your own host domain.
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```
https://help.fictionsoft.net
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A full URL for a host mapped domain might be something like the following (we've included a site vanity):
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```
https://help.fictionsoft.net/module1-v1/Default.htm
```