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Prarthana_Sharm
Prarthana_Sharm
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November 2, 2017
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Network - Domain Name rule for ip based

  • November 2, 2017
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I am creating a rule based on network details i.e

  1. Audiences > Create Audience >Add Rule > Network > Domain Name

and I am within my in network connection but I am not seeing the experience. I see it for some(including me) but not for others, also network wifi.

Please let me know how i can achieve this.

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    Best answer by ryanr7

    Hey Prarthana,

    I'd use the mboxTrace debugging tool to see what is returned for your IPs for domainName and then adjust your audience accordingly. Here's the help doc on using the mboxTrace tool: Troubleshooting Content Delivery​. You'll also need to get the auth token (described in the doc). You can find it in Target > Setup > Implemenation > Generate Authorization Token.

    Then load the page where Target is implemented and open the developer tools > network tab to view the mbox request response. In Chrome it will look like this:

    Also, if you know other specific IP addresses that you want to include you can use the "&mboxOverride.browserIp=X.X.X.X" debugging parameter to spoof Target into thinking you are coming from a different IP and thereby see what it's domainName is too. Just add that parameter to your page URL (use a "?" instead of the "&" if there is no "?" in your page URL). Hope that helps.

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    Adobe Employee
    ryanr7Adobe EmployeeAccepted solution
    Adobe Employee
    November 6, 2017

    Hey Prarthana,

    I'd use the mboxTrace debugging tool to see what is returned for your IPs for domainName and then adjust your audience accordingly. Here's the help doc on using the mboxTrace tool: Troubleshooting Content Delivery​. You'll also need to get the auth token (described in the doc). You can find it in Target > Setup > Implemenation > Generate Authorization Token.

    Then load the page where Target is implemented and open the developer tools > network tab to view the mbox request response. In Chrome it will look like this:

    Also, if you know other specific IP addresses that you want to include you can use the "&mboxOverride.browserIp=X.X.X.X" debugging parameter to spoof Target into thinking you are coming from a different IP and thereby see what it's domainName is too. Just add that parameter to your page URL (use a "?" instead of the "&" if there is no "?" in your page URL). Hope that helps.

      Prarthana_Sharm
      Prarthana_SharmAuthor
      Level 2
      November 16, 2017

      Hi Ryan, I do not see Domain name in my preview:

      And do i still try -

      1. Audiences > Create Audience >Add Rule > Network > Domain Name

      or use profile script?

      Prarthana_Sharm
      Prarthana_SharmAuthor
      Level 2
      November 20, 2017

      Please help. Waiting to hear back.

      R
      Adobe Employee
      ryanr7Adobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      November 21, 2017

      Hi Parthana,

      It looks like you have to include the mboxOverride.browserIp parameter to get the GEO data to show in your trace. I hadn't realized that before. You can use your own IP in the mboxOverride.browserIp too.

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