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title: "View IP application domains"
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You can view the list of IP application domains served by Aryaka from the Domains page. If this page is not already open, access it as follows: Login to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click  IP App Domains  >  Domains  in the left navigation pane. The Domains page appears. The Domains page and each of the linked domain details pages are read-only. These domains are configured by Aryaka Support. The Domains page displays the following details for each domain: Customer Domain—The customer origin server's domain name or IP address. Origin POPs—The list of Aryaka POPs from which the customer origin server sees traffic. Aryaka Domain—Aryaka-provided domain name for the customer domain. The customer domain name can be CNAMED by the customer to reference the Aryaka domain.  Click any table row to display additional domain details as described in the following table: Attribute Description Customer Domain/Server Your origin server's domain name or IP address. This can either be a public IP or a resolvable domain name.  Aryaka Domain Name Domain provided by Aryaka. You can use this assigned domain name directly or use CNAME to map another domain to it. Primary Origin POP Primary POP for your domain. The traffic from your users arrives from various edge POPs to an Aryaka origin POP before it is source NAT'd and then sent to your origin server.  Primary Origin IP IP address from which traffic arrives at the origin server when the primary origin POP is used. Secondary Origin POP Secondary POP for your domain that is used if your primary POP is unavailable. The traffic from your users arrives from various edge POPs to an Aryaka origin POP before it is source NAT'd and then sent to your origin server.  Secondary Origin IP IP address from which traffic arrives at the origin server when the secondary origin POP is used. Aryaka Edges IP addresses to which the Aryaka domain name could resolve depending on where your users are in the world. Permitted Clients Explicitly lists the IPs and IP ranges of clients that can source traffic to the Aryaka edges. If the table is empty, a client with any IP can source traffic to the Aryaka edges if they are not explicitly denied access by their inclusion in the Denied Clients table. Denied Clients Explicitly lists the IPs and IP ranges of clients that cannot access the Aryaka edges. If this table is empty, no clients are denied access. This, along with the IPs in the Permitted Clients table, determine if a client has access to the domain. Related topics Monitor IP application domains IP App Domains billing