MyAccount - white label

MyAccount's white-label customer portal allows you to easily brand the portal as your own. It’s customisable to reflect your business identity, giving you a seamless, branded experience for your customers.

To mask/white-label the URL, you'll need to:

1. Create a DNS CNAME record myaccount.yourdomain.com pointing to:
   1. uml-myaccount-dnn-ui-app-au.azurewebsites.net (Non United States/Canada region)
   2. uml-myaccount-dnn-ui-app-usa.azurewebsites.net (United States/Canada region)
2. Purchase myaccount.yourdomain.com SSL certificate
3. Provide us with your PFX file and password

Important: You may need to engage the services of your internal IT department or external IT provider.

What is a CNAME?

CNAME records serve as pointers or aliases, redirecting one domain name to another. CNAME stands for Canonical Name.

What is an SSL Certificate?
A secure sockets layer (SSL) certificate is a digital certificate that guarantees the authenticity of your website, meaning that your website represents itself truthfully and visitors will find the content they expect.

What is a PFX File?

A PFX certificate, also known as PKCS#12 certificate, is a file format that bundles your SSL/TLS certificate along with its private key in an encrypted format. The PFX file usually has the file extension .pfx or .p12. It allows you to securely transfer the certificate and its private key from one computer to another.

The private key in a PFX is protected by a password, so when you import the PFX file into a web server or other software, you will need to provide the password to decrypt and install the private key. PFX certificates enable you to easily backup, transfer, and install your certificates and keys between different systems and software. They provide a convenient way to deploy your SSL/TLS certificates with their private keys.

Some key things about PFX files:

• A PFX file contains the SSL certificate, private key, and intermediates combined in one encrypted file.
• PFX stands for Personal Information Exchange and uses the PKCS #12 standard.
• PFX files are commonly used to import and export certificates and private keys in Windows.
• To create a PFX file, the certificate, private key, and intermediates need to be exported and combined using the OpenSSL toolkit.
• When creating a PFX, a password should be set to encrypt and secure the file.
• PFX files allow the secure transfer of SSL certificates and keys between servers.
• They can be imported into services like IIS, Azure Web Apps, Network Devices, and Windows/Mac Keychains.