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# Parking Domains

Affiliates have the option to customize their tracking links generated by Tracknow, by adding their own custom subdomains and applying those subdomains to their tracking links.

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### Enabling/Disabling Parking domains for Affiliates

A manager can control whether affiliates can change the domain of their tracking links by enabling or disabling this feature under [**Affiliate Permissions**](https://docs.tracknow.io/affiliates/affiliate-permissions) **→ Parking Domains**.

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### How an Affiliate Can Add a Parking Domain?

The affiliate must log in to the service that is hosting his domain, where his DNS records are managed (i.e. GoDaddy, Cloudflare, Google Domains).

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The field naming may vary between different providers
{% endhint %}

1. Navigate to the area where you manage your DNS records
2. Create a new DNS record of the CNAME type
3. On the 'Name' field enter the sub domain (i.e. **affiliate**)
4. On the 'Value' field enter **whitelabel.tracknow\.io**
5. If given the option to configure proxy status, select 'DNS Only'
6. Save the record

On the affiliate portal, navigate to **Settings** → **Parking Domains** → **Add New**

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Input the subdomain → **Save**

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