You may want to set up a separate Content Provider (CP) code for your
Conditional Origins. You can use this CP code for a blanket purge of the Conditional Origin.
If you wish to track requests using the Conditional Origin this way, you have
some options. You can:
How to
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Access Property Manager
configurations associated with the selected Control Center account. Go to
(or just enter Properties in the
search box).
The Property Groups page opens.
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Select the property to which you are
adding Conditional Origins. The property should be associated with the Cloudlets policy
that will use the Conditional Origins.
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Select the property version you want to
edit.
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In the Content Provider Code behavior,
click the edit icon in the Content Provider Code field.
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Select the Create a new CP
Code tab.
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If the Create a new CP Code tab is not available, contact your Account Representative
to have a CP code made for you. CP code creation is only available for select
contracts.
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In the CP Code Name field, either
accept the default CP code name or enter a new name.
CP code names can be up to 25 alphanumeric characters, but cannot include spaces or
the following characters: underscore ( _ ), comma ( , ), hashtag (#), quotation mark ("),
and percent sign (%).
Note: Property Manager automatically
populates the CP Code Name field with an entry based on the
property's name.
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Click Done.
CAUTION: To avoid a service
disruption, do not activate your property on the production network until the system
recognizes the new CP code. It may take up to two hours for the Akamai
network to recognize newly-created CP codes. Test on the staging network to verify
everything is working as expected.