You should be able to handle this through the dispatcher PT rewrite rule; even though the URL is shortened from the publisher, the dispatcher can always send the complete path through the PT rule. My assumption is you are following the latest dispatcher configuration structure; below is the sample P...

Both Vohost and farms should be enabled, currently either a default farm configured or no filtering, caching, and other dispatcher-related configurations applied. Refer to Configuring Dispatcher | Adobe Experience Manager and Using Dispatcher with Multiple Domains | Adobe Experience Manager for more...

The vhost is the apache configuration that helps to match the incoming request specific to a DNS or IP and apply required rewrite and other configurations(e.g., Headers) as needed. The /farms is a dispatcher module-specific configuration; the /farms property defines one or more sets of Dispatcher be...

You can add the environment-specific variables into /etc/sysconfig/httpd file; if the AEM is hosted on AMS, work with the Customer Success Engineer to enable the additional required variables(the default variables are already enabled e.g ENV_TYPE variable already defined). Refer to Using and underst...

It would be best if you used Tag Managers, e.g., Google Tag Manager and Adobe Launch Tag Management, to enable different tags(e.g., analytics) to AEM pages. Regards Albin https://www.albinsblog.com

If you require to have a custom login page associated with OOTB Authentication handler, then refer to the following URL - https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/please-give-me-one-example-for-how-to-create-login-form-using/m-p/566017#M141234 Regards Albin https://w...

AEM as Cloud by default only supports mod_proxy and mod_proxy_http modules; refer to https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/content-delivery/disp-overview.html?lang=en# for more details on the supported modules. I am not sure AEM as a Cloud allo...

Hi @mcoh  Try to login to the AEM instance through /libs/granite/core/content/login.html using admin user credential(the URL excluded from other authentications). Regards Albin www.albinsblog.com

Hi @manasabojja7 I hope the below links will guide you with the required details. Adobe Experience Manager(AEM) Content Translation - Deep Dive(Part1) (albinsblog.com) Adobe Experience Manager(AEM) Content Translation - Deep Dive(Part2) (albinsblog.com) Regards Albin www.albinsblog.com

Another option to explore is adding the no index tag as a response header from Dispatcher(Apache) if you have a common URL pattern for those dynamic pages(if you want to add it to the page source, enable the header through your page rendering component based on the content path or follow the suggest...