Wildcard subdomain on custom domain

[suchitagarwal]

Hey, I have a custom domain, say example.com.

I want to create a tree as follows:

• devname1.example.com
  • site1.devname1.example.com
  • site2.devname1.example.com
• devname2.example.com
  • site3.devname2.example.com
  • site4.devname2.example.com

devname1, devname2 are basically developers, each with their own set of subdomains, and site1, site2 etc are arbitrary subdomains.

I reserved devname1.example.com and *.devname1.example.com, added a CNAME entry for devname1 and a CNAME entry for *.devname1. This does not allow me access to site1, site2 etc. It seems that I have to reserve site1.devname1.example.com etc as well to be able to access those. It would be great if there is a way to access site1.devname1.example.com without having to reserve each arbitrary site on ngrok.com

[suchitagarwal]

Also, if I access site3.devname1.example.com which is not registered, the running tunnels error out.

[afrazahmmad]

Facing same problem

[russorat]

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[russorat]

I just dug this issue up and configured it in my account and it now works as expected.

• in ngrok, i registered *.devname1.example.com
• in my dns provider, i configured cnames for *.devname1 and _acme-challenge.devname1.
• waited a bit for the dns entries to propagate
• started a tunnel site1.devname1.example.com
• visited and saw no cert errors
• started a tunnel site3.devname1.example.com and also saw no cert errors

i did not need to reserve site1.devname1.example.com or site3.devname1.example.com.