What should you do?

The correct answer is A. Verify domain ownership with Webmaster Central.. When using certain Google Cloud or G Suite services that are tied to a custom domain (such as setting up Google Cloud Identity, using a custom domain with App Engine, or enabling G Suite), Google requires you to prove you control that domain. The standard mechanism is to verify o

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Question

What should you do?

Options

AVerify domain ownership with Webmaster Central.
BVerify domain ownership with Webmaster Central.

How the community answered

(29 responses)

A
90% (26)
B
10% (3)

Explanation

When using certain Google Cloud or G Suite services that are tied to a custom domain (such as setting up Google Cloud Identity, using a custom domain with App Engine, or enabling G Suite), Google requires you to prove you control that domain. The standard mechanism is to verify ownership through Google Search Console (formerly called Webmaster Central / Google Webmaster Tools). The verification process typically involves adding a specific DNS TXT record, uploading an HTML file, or adding a meta tag to your site-all of which confirm that you have administrative access to the domain. Option B is identical in text to A, making A the clearly intended correct choice as the authoritative Google-recommended verification pathway.

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#Domain ownership verification#Google Search Console#Custom domains#Application deployment

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