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Tbom Does the unique MyDomain qualify for both production and sandbox instances?
Silly question here but: Does the unique MyDomain qualify for both production and sandbox instances? I would think so, but just want to double check out there.
So I could:
Register "crazydomain" in the sandbox and have:
https://crazydomain--crazydev.cs3.my.salesforce.com
And register "crazydomain" in Production and have:
https://crazydomain.my.salesforce.com
(of course, I'd have to reserve/register in both places)
CORRECTION -- THIS IS NOT FINE!
SFDC just confirmed my hunch today at Dreamforce '12.
You can NOT specify the MyDomain you want to use in Production in Sandbox first!
You MUST specify/reserve in Production first!! Otherwise you'll lose it and you sandbox will be stuck with something like:
google.devbox-cs1.salesforce.com
and your beloved Production will have to be something lame like:
google1.my.salesforce.com
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This seems to be fine: You can have the same MyDomain in your Prod and Sandbox instances.
CORRECTION -- THIS IS NOT FINE!
SFDC just confirmed my hunch today at Dreamforce '12.
You can NOT specify the MyDomain you want to use in Production in Sandbox first!
You MUST specify/reserve in Production first!! Otherwise you'll lose it and you sandbox will be stuck with something like:
google.devbox-cs1.salesforce.com
and your beloved Production will have to be something lame like:
google1.my.salesforce.com
@CloudFz -- I'm not sure what happens if you delete a sandbox that has a myDomain associated with it where that myDomain hasn't been deployed to a Production org yet. But again, I think SFDC fixed the issue.
We are setting up an org in Sandbox first and will be deploying to (net.new) Production when ready. We are already building (in sandbox) and want to deploy My Domain. Does it matter which org we deploy/activate My Domain in first? I see @Tbom comment above suggesting it doesn't matter, but I'd like to be sure.
Thanks!