Verify your domain¶
Domain verification proves, with a DNS TXT record, that your team owns an email domain. Use it so accounts created by SSO or SCIM for people on your domain are ready without email confirmation, and so those people can't sign up or sign in without SSO.
For users whose email address is on a verified domain:
- Accounts created by their first SSO sign-in or by SCIM are ready to use without email confirmation.
- You can require them to sign up and sign in with SSO only.
Applies to¶
- Jump Desktop for Teams Enterprise plan.
- Team administrators.
- A team with single sign-on set up. The Domain Verification section doesn't appear until it is.
- Access to add DNS records for the domain.
Add and verify a domain¶
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In the Teams dashboard, open your team and click Security.

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In Domain Verification, click Add Domain.

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Enter the domain, for example
example.com, and click Add Domain. The domain appears with status Pending.
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Click the value in the Txt Record column to copy it. It looks like
jumpdesktop=followed by letters and numbers.
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At your DNS provider, add a TXT record with the copied value on the domain itself (the root, often entered as
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After the record is published, click Request Verification (the icon next to the status).

The status changes to Verified when the record is found. If it shows Pending or Failed, wait for DNS to propagate and try again.
Keep the TXT record in place. Jump Desktop rechecks domains periodically, so a status can change on its own. A verified domain whose record is gone changes to Failed.
Require SSO for the domain¶
These switches apply only while the domain is Verified.
| Switch | Effect on users with an email address on the domain |
|---|---|
| Enforce SSO Signup | Can't create a Jump Desktop account with other methods. They must use SSO. |
| Require SSO Login | Can't sign in with other methods. They must use SSO. Entering their email on the Jump Desktop web sign-in page sends them to your identity provider. |
To require SSO for all team members instead, see Require SSO.
Add verified users to the team¶
Verification doesn't add anyone to your team. Add users yourself, or select Add new users to the team automatically in Team Single Sign On.
For how SCIM provisions users on verified and unverified domains, see Provision users with SCIM.
Remove a domain¶
Select the domain, click Remove Domain, and confirm. The domain's SSO requirements stop applying.
Limitations¶
- A domain is matched exactly.
user@sales.example.comisn't covered byexample.com; add each email domain separately.