---
title: "ezgh sso custom-domains create"
description: "Serve the directory on your own hostname; publish the two DNS records it prints."
---

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# ezgh sso custom-domains create

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```sh
ezgh sso custom-domains create <hostname>
```

Add a hostname you own, such as login.acme.com, where the directory is served besides https://&lt;alias&gt;.sso.ezgh.app, as its own OpenID Connect issuer (https://&lt;hostname&gt;) and SAML entity. It's pending until EZGH SSO finds both DNS records it prints: a TXT record proving you own it, and a CNAME to &lt;alias&gt;.sso.ezgh.app (so an apex domain can't be used). Then a certificate is issued and attached (issuing), and the hostname is served (active). The records are checked at once, then every 15 minutes for a week; `ezgh sso custom-domains verify` checks them within seconds. A hostname is served by one directory at a time, and a directory has at most 10.

Part of [`ezgh sso custom-domains`](/cli/reference/sso-custom-domains).

## Examples

```sh
ezgh sso custom-domains create login.acme.com
```

## Flags

This command also takes the [global flags](/cli/reference#global-flags).

Source: https://docs.ezghcloud.com/cli/reference/sso-custom-domains-create/index.mdx