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1. In the **CDN profile** section, specify whether to create a new CDN profile or use an existing one. A CDN profile is a collection of CDN endpoints that share a pricing tier and provider. Then enter a name for the CDN that's unique within your subscription.
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3. In the **CDN profile** section, specify a new or existing CDN profile.
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1. Specify a pricing tier for the CDN endpoint. To learn more about pricing, see [Content Delivery Network pricing](https://azure.microsoft.com/pricing/details/cdn/). For more information about the features available with each tier, see [Compare Azure CDN product features](../../cdn/cdn-features.md).
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4. Specify a pricing tier for the CDN endpoint. To learn more about pricing, see [Content Delivery Network pricing](https://azure.microsoft.com/pricing/details/cdn/). For more information about the features available with each tier, see [Compare Azure CDN product features](../../cdn/cdn-features.md).
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1. In the **CDN endpoint name** field, specify a name for your CDN endpoint. The CDN endpoint must be unique across Azure and provides the first part of the endpoint URL. The form validates that the endpoint name is unique.
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5. In the **CDN endpoint name** field, specify a name for your CDN endpoint. The CDN endpoint must be unique across Azure.
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6. Specify your the static website endpoint in the **Origin hostname** field.
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1. Specify your static website endpoint in the **Origin hostname** field.
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To find your static website endpoint, navigate to the **Static website** settings for your storage account. Copy the primary endpoint and paste it into the CDN configuration.
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7. Select **Create**, and then wait for it to propagate. After the endpoint is created, it appears in the endpoint list.
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1. Select **Create**, and then wait for the CDN to provision. After the endpoint is created, it appears in the endpoint list. (If you have any errors in the form, an exclamation mark appears next to that field.)
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8. To verify that the CDN endpoint is configured correctly, click on the endpoint to navigate to its settings. From the CDN overview for your storage account, locate the endpoint hostname, and navigate to the endpoint, as shown in the following image. The format of your CDN endpoint will be similar to `https://staticwebsitesamples.azureedge.net`.
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1. To verify that the CDN endpoint is configured correctly, click on the endpoint to navigate to its settings. From the CDN overview for your storage account, locate the endpoint hostname, and navigate to the endpoint, as shown in the following image. The format of your CDN endpoint will be similar to `https://staticwebsitesamples.azureedge.net`.
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9. Once the CDN endpoint propagation is complete, navigating to the CDN endpoint displays the contents of the index.html file that you previously uploaded to your static website.
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1. Once the CDN endpoint is provisioned, navigating to the CDN endpoint displays the contents of the index.html file that you previously uploaded to your static website.
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10. To review the origin settings for your CDN endpoint, navigate to **Origin** under the **Settings** section for your CDN endpoint. You will see that the **Origin type** field is set to *Custom Origin* and that the **Origin hostname** field displays your static website endpoint.
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1. To review the origin settings for your CDN endpoint, navigate to **Origin** under the **Settings** section for your CDN endpoint. You will see that the **Origin type** field is set to *Custom Origin* and that the **Origin hostname** field displays your static website endpoint.
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