The port might be different. If you are using the same server to publish webapps you just need to add localhost (it goes to the default port 80). In case you're using another instance, the configuration would look like this: (hence why I was mentioning the DNS records)
Hi, Ideally this should be managed by the infra/network team. However, here are some links that can be helpful:Dynamic DNS on windows server Change DNS record redhat update local hosts file (per server) Essencially, what you need to make sure is that <yournameserver> points to the correct IP.For e...
What is on the "TO" part of the delivery? Is it the transition or you have something in the template overriding this?You should also check the typology.
Hi, As long as you keep DNS records up to date, you shouldn't have any issues. This means that the DNS server your company has, needs to update the IP of the servers as soon as possible (some downtime can happen).
Hi Marcel, In the first link you have provided I could find the answer to this specific issue.I just needed to add xtk.fileRes.PublishIfNeededFromId(fileRes.id);After the .save() Thanks!