--- title: "VOD Station CDN manual integration" slug: "vod-station-cdn-custom-connection" tags: ["VOD Station"] updated: 2026-09-17T09:22:36Z published: 2026-09-17T09:22:36Z canonical: "guide.ncloud-docs.com/vod-station-cdn-custom-connection" stale: true --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://guide.ncloud-docs.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # VOD Station CDN manual integration Available in Classic and VPC You can manually integrate a separate CDN with the VOD Station Channel. ## Check origin path An origin path required for setting CDN needs to be checked in the created channel's information. To check the origin path: 1. From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to **Menu** > **All Services** > **Media** > **VOD Station**. 2. Click the **Channel** menu. 3. Select the channel to integrate with CDN and click **[Channel information]**. 4. Check the path in **Origin path** in the information popup. Example: `vs2-k1.video.media.ntruss.com/2605331/vs-20210927100715-JzTmiAk/guide` ## Global Edge integration To set up Global Edge to integrate with a VOD streaming channel: 1. From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to **Menu** > **All Services** > **Content Delivery** > **Global Edge**. 2. From the **Management** menu, click the **[Create Edge]**. 3. For manual integration of VOD Station, select **[Self Integration]**. 4. Enter the edge name in the **Edge name** settings interface. 5. In the **Service Settings** interface, enter the service protocol, service region, and service domain. - You are recommended to use HTTPS for the service protocol. - If you want to use a domain you own, a certificate for the domain will be required to provide a service using the HTTPS protocol. 6. In the **Origin settings** interface, enter the origin information of VOD Station Channel. - Origin domain settings - Select **[Use custom origin]** and enter the origin information of VOD Station Channel. - **Origin information**: Enter the origin path's first or front domain. Example: `vs2-k1.video.media.ntruss.com` - Forward host header settings - Select **Origin Hostname**. - Origin protocol settings - Set to **HTTPS** and the port number to **443**. - Origin path (optional): Enter the origin path from the first "/" to the end in `/[memberNo]/[channelId]` format. Example: `2605331/vs-20210927100715-JzTmiAk/guide` 7. In the **Cache settings** interface, set cache as follows: - **Default Caching**: Set it to "Enabled" and set the detailed options as follows: - **Cache option**: Prioritize origin cache-control header. - **Serve Stale object** : Serve stale if unable to validate - **Maxage**: 1 second. - **Negative TTS(s)**: Enabled. - **Bypass Query String**: Disabled. - **Cache Key Hostname** : Incoming Host Header - **Cache key Ignore Query String**: Ignore all. - **Remove Vary Header**: Enabled. - **Edge Auth**: Disabled. 8. In the **Roll builder** interface, set the cache detailed rules as follows: - **CORS**: Disabled, **HTTP/2**: Enabled, **True-Client-IP Header**: Disabled, **HSTS**: Disabled. - Set the **HTTP Header Modification** on a lower end as follows: 1. Select the **Modify Client Response Header** value. 2. **Rule Name** : ACAO, **Action** : Modify, **Header Name** : Access-Control-Allow-Origin, **Value** : * 3. Click the Save on the lower right end. 9. In the **Optimize** interface, set the optimization. - Zip transfer: Enabled, large file transfer: Disabled. 10. You may use the basic settings for **Access Control**. 11. Once the settings are complete, check your configuration, and click **[Settings completed]** on the upper left end. ## Global CDN integration (Deprecated) To set up Global CDN to integrate with a VOD streaming channel: 1. From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to **Menu** > **All Services** > **Content Delivery** > **Global CDN**. 2. Click the **CDN** menu and then click **[CDN request]**. - If you have already created Global CDN, you can select the Global CDN to use from the list, click **[Change settings]**, and change settings according to the following instructions. 3. Set service name, protocol, domain, and so on in the **Service settings** interface. - You are recommended to use HTTPS for the protocol. - If you want to use a domain you own, a certificate for the domain will be required to provide a service using the HTTPS protocol. 4. Use the origin path from the channel information to enter the origin's location and path in the **Origin settings** interface, and then set the related items according to the following instructions. - **Origin location**: Enter the origin path's first or front domain. Example: `vs2-k1.video.media.ntruss.com` - Set the port number to **443**. - **Origin path (optional)**: Enter the origin path from the first "/" to the end in `/[memberNo]/[channelId]` format. Example: `2605331/vs-20210927100715-JzTmiAk/guide` - **Foward Host Header**: Select **Origin Hostname**. - **Cache Key Hostname**: Select **Incoming Host Header**. - **Gzip Compression**: Select **Disabled**. 5. In the **Caching settings** interface, set the **Caching Option** to the **Origin's cache control and expires headers first**, and set the **Force Revalidation of Stale Objects** to **provide only valid contents**. 6. From the **Set viewer transfer** interface, set the **Custom header (user response)** item to **Enabled**, and then add a header as follows: - **Action**: **Modify** - **Header Name**: Access-Control-Allow-Origin - **Header Value**: * Note It is a header required for HLS/DASH protocol playback. You can change **Header Value** depending on your operation policy. 1. Once the settings are complete, check your configuration, and click **[CDN request]**.