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## Set a custom domain

To match your branding, you have the option to map your status page to a custom domain like `status.acme.com`.

1. From your status page, click **Settings**.
1. Select **Custom Domain**.
1. Follow the instructions to enter your domain and add DNS records.
1. Datadog automatically detects the DNS configuration and provisions an SSL certificate.

<div class="alert alert-warning">Custom domains require access to your DNS provider to add a CNAME or A record.</div>

**Notes**:

- DNS propagation may take several minutes.
- You can revert to the default Datadog domain at any time.
- Ensure DNS changes are made by someone with access to your domain registrar.

## Further reading

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