You must make a corresponding entry in your DNS server (A or AAAA record) so that your portal can be accessed in the browser under the server name stored in the configuration file.
A DNS server handles the assignment of (readable) server or hostnames and the corresponding IP address.
Example
The server on which you have installed the Intrexx server has the following IP: "12.34.56.78"
The browser should connect to this server when you enter the following in the URL bar: "https://exampleportal.com"
To enable the connection to the server, you must enter in the DNS server that the IP address associated with "https://exampleportal.com" is "12.34.56.78".
If your portal should only be accessible within your network, it may be sufficient to enter a DNS entry in your local DNS server. This may be your Windows server, which can also take on the role of the DNS server.
As a rule, however, you will need to enter a DNS entry on a public DNS server so that your portal can also be accessed outside your network.
Usually, your administrator or IT department is familiar with entries in DNS servers.
Once you have made the corresponding entry in your DNS, you can check whether your portal can be accessed later in the browser.
To do this, start a browser of your choice and enter the following in the address bar:
https://[hostname]/
Example: https://exampleportal.com/
Note The specification of a final slash is required. Many browsers also add the slash automatically without manual input.
Windows - IIS
If the DNS server is configured correctly, the IIS start page is displayed.
Linux
If the DNS server is configured correctly, the -NGINX start page is displayed.
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