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Hi,
You need to use ARIS Cloud Controller (ACC), the following text should be in one line 
if the command is successful you'll get the next response:
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So if my domain is "example.com" and my server IP address is "192.168.100.1", this is what I would fill in the loadbalancer_l configuration:
HTTPD.servername="www.example.com"
HTTPD.X-Forwarded-For.trusted.proxy.regex="192\\\\.168\\\\.100\\\\.1"
If that's true, the loadbalancer URL that I reconfigured is gone and I can't access the existing models.
Note that I apply other configurations such as "HTTPD.RewriteEngine=off" so that I can access the localhost server with the domain "localhost" instead of the server name.
So if my domain is "example.com" and my server IP address is "192.168.100.1", this is what I would fill in the loadbalancer_l configuration:
HTTPD.servername="www.example.com"
HTTPD.X-Forwarded-For.trusted.proxy.regex="192\\\\.168\\\\.100\\\\.1"
If that's true, the loadbalancer URL that I reconfigured is gone and I can't access the existing models.
Note that I apply other configurations such as "HTTPD.RewriteEngine=off" so that I can access the localhost server with the domain "localhost" instead of the server name.
This line should be without brackets:
HTTPD.servername=www.example.com
And all the commands should be performed in one single line
Hi, is there a way to view what the current settings are for all these?
Hi.
Those settings are not available by default. But you can check all the configuration by execute this command below on ARIS Cloud Controller.
show instance loadbalancer_l
Alexander Cherednichenko on
Hi,
You need to use ARIS Cloud Controller (ACC), the following text should be in one line
if the command is successful you'll get the next response: