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The domain itself is managed at the domain registrar, not in Azure Static Web Apps. Because the domain has expired and is now parked, it must be renewed through the registrar that owns the registration.
Key points from the context that apply:
- App Service/Static Web Apps only configure and use a custom domain; they do not own or control the registration lifecycle unless the domain was originally purchased as an App Service domain in Azure.
- When a domain is deleted or no longer present under Azure’s domain resources, it can sometimes be re-purchased or restored only through the registrar or via Azure support if it was an App Service domain.
Given the symptoms:
- App Service Domains is empty → there is no active App Service domain resource for this name in the subscription.
- The domain is parked → the registrar has taken back control and is serving parking content.
Therefore:
- Identify the registrar currently holding the domain (for example, via a WHOIS lookup).
- Sign in to that registrar’s portal and renew the domain there.
- After renewal and DNS propagation, ensure the DNS records (A/CNAME/TXT as required) still point to the Static Web App.
- If the domain was originally purchased as an App Service domain and was deleted fewer than seven days ago, it may be possible to re-buy it in the Azure portal under the same subscription without being charged again. If it was deleted more than seven days ago, Azure support must be contacted to attempt restoration.
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