Hello,
for deployement, i need to install my app/server within a LAN and use it on both LAN and WAN with distinct URLs.
- LAN server (hosting everything) :
- ip : 192.168.1.100
- name : server
- version : latest aspnetzero core (angular)
i need to be accessed by LAN, which i does by
appconfig.json (client abp) :
"remoteServiceBaseUrl": "http://server:41010",
"appBaseUrl": "http://server",
appsettings.json (backend)
"ServerRootAddress": "http://server:41010/",
"ClientRootAddress": "http://server/",
"CorsOrigins": "http://server",
that works fine.
Next step is to also allow the application to be accessible via WAN.
The required url is something like that : "http://server.xxx.xxxx.xx" And that's where i'm blocked.
the "appBaseUrl" defined is used by CORS on server to validate the request. I either can put the "http://server" or "http://server.xxx.xxxx.xx" but not both of them.
Do you have any idea how i can resolve that ?
knowing that ... :
- i can't modify the existing firewall & proxy => everything should remain on :80 port for client part.
- they want to use in LAN the short url, not the full one
the only possibility that I see is to duplicate the client/frontend in 2 separate sites, and create virtual folders on IIS to keep the same port. It seems a little bit complex.
So, my question is : can we use multiple client URL "appBaseUrl") : "http://server" "http://server.xxx.xxxx.xx" in a single frontend app configuration, and allowing these urls in CORSORIGINS in backend ?
nb : sorry if it's a silly question, i didn't found any related question in the forum.
thanks !
daws
