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   * Unshare a private domain with an org with the `cf share-private-domain` command.
   
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  ## <a id='subdomain'></a>Using a Private or Shared Subdomain ##
  
  Domains in Cloud Foundry can be multi-level and contain subdomains like the “myapp” in the domain "myapp.<%=vars.app_domain%>." In this case, "<%=vars.app_domain%>" is the parent domain of the subdomain “myapp.” In the domain "test.myapp.example.org," “test” is a subdomain with the parent domain "myapp.example.org."
  
  ###<a id='subdomain-dns'></a>Configuring a CNAME Record with Your DNS Provider ###
  
  Configure your domain using a CNAME record.
  
  
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  ### <a id='root-app'></a>Configuring Your Application to Use a Root Domain ###
  
  The following section contains instructions for creating a domain and using that domain as the route for your application. Since the route is a root domain and does not have a host, both the domain and route in this section are represented with "example.org."
  
  1. Create the domain in Cloud Foundry and associate it with an organization.
  
  	The command below defines the domain "example.org" in the "test-org" organization:
  
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  	$ cf create-domain test-org example.org
  