Scenario 8: Checking Whether a Domain Name Is in Protected Status

Last Updated At: 2026-08-14 08:08:00

Inspection Scheme for Whether the Domain Name on the Tenant Side Has Enabled Protection

Operator: Tenant side Ops personnel.

Step 1: Viewing the Number of Protected Domain Names and Specific Domain Names in WAF

Log in to the Tenant Side WAF > Asset Center > Access Management interface, and view the number of WAF-protected domain names and specific domain names.

Step 2: Viewing the Domain Name Protection Status (The domain name protection status is disabled in the following four scenarios.)

The Listener Being Blank or "Default"

Log in to the Tenant Side WAF > Asset Center > Access Management interface to view the domain name access information. If the access information is blank or default, the domain name protection is abnormal.

The Domain Name Protection Switch Being "Disabled"

Log in to the Tenant Side WAF > Asset Center > Access Management interface to check the WAF switch. If the WAF switch is "gray", traffic will not be transferred to WAF, and the domain name protection does not take effect.
Remarks: The WAF switch is "blue" when enabled and "gray" when disabled.

The Domain Name Traffic Mode Is "Image Mode"

Log in to the Tenant Side WAF > Asset Center > Access Management interface to view the domain name usage mode. If it is image mode, it only records attack logs without interception, and the domain name protection and interception do not take effect.

The Domain Name Rule Mode Being "Observation Mode"

Log in to the Tenant Side WAF > Configuration Center > Basic Security interface, select a domain name, and view the domain name protection mode. If it is observation mode, the domain name rule interception feature does not take effect.