Last update:2026-07-13 18:13:31
The Origin Protocol feature gives you flexibility in how your origin server communicates with CDN edge servers. By default, the CDN follows the protocol used in the original client request, either HTTP or HTTPS. However, Origin Protocol allows you to override this default behavior for improved security and operational flexibility.
| Parameter | Description | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Origin Protocol | Available options are Follow Clinet, Force HTTPS, and Force HTTP | - Follow Client: By default, the CDN uses the same protocol as the end-user request. If end-user redirect protocol rewriting has been configured under Page Rewriting/Redirecting - URL Rewrite, CDN origin requests follow the client request protocol defined by that configuration. - HTTP->HTTPS: Uses HTTPS for origin requests. - HTTPS->HTTP: Uses HTTP for origin requests. |
| Origin Port | Specifies the port number used for CDN origin requests | - The default ports are 80 for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS. You can customize the port as needed. - The origin request port setting applies only to requests that match the rewrite rule. Requests that do not match the rule use the port configured in Host Header and Port. - For example, if Force HTTPS is configured with back-to-origin port 443, all HTTP requests use port 443 when going to origin, while HTTPS requests use the port configured in Host Header and Port. |