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ACS - Error code 502 after Transactional mailing move to prod

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Hello,

 

I have the exact same issue as described in those two tickets : here and here.

 

We implemented transactional messaging on our Staging ACS instance, where everything works fine. After moving to production, we get the following error message when calling the transaction message API. (The token exchange works fine) : 

{

    "code": 502,

    "message": "Oops. Something went wrong. Check your URI and try again."

}

 

After seeing the response in the two tickets I referred, I created a second projet in I/O, specifically for Production, but I still get the same error. This doc seems to indicate it might be a CNAME issue, to check with support. Can this really be the issue? Does someone have an idea of what else might cause this?

 

The URI itself seems correct to me :

 

- Staging : https://mc.adobe.io/TENANT-mkt-stage1 /campaign/mcTENANT/EVTRecuVenteConnu

- Prod : https://mc.adobe.io/TENANT /campaign/mcTENANT/EVTRecuVenteConnu

 

Any help is appreciated!

 

SOLUTION EDIT : A separate Adobe I/O project is indeed mandatory for staging and production. The 502 issue in production was indeed related the a misconfiguration with the CNAME, which support could fix for us.

 

Kr,

Xavier

 

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you are on the right track, this is CNAME issue. Adobe support can fix this for you.

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you are on the right track, this is CNAME issue. Adobe support can fix this for you.

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Ok great, I hope this is indeed the issue, which means an easy fix! I will update this thread whenever I get an answer from support, for future reference. Thanks for your reply!

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After 1 week of waiting, 2 reminders and 1 escalation, support finally replied and fixed the issue, which was indeed related to the CNAME !