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Custom Domains
You can have your tunnel on non webrelay.io domain. To do this, when creating a tunnel, specify hostname (you can also create it through the web UI):
relay connect --host local.example.com http://localhost:4000/
Once you have created your tunnel:
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    Go to tunnels page, you should see a CNAME specified next to your tunnel name such as 872e472d.cname.webrelay.io.
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    Using your DNS provider add a CNAME record for local.example.com and point it to 872e472d.cname.webrelay.io.
Keep in mind that since we don't have certificates for your domain, they won't match (our certificate is for *.webrelay.io). If you have a TLS key and certificate, use TLS tunnel.
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