JSS URL not resolvable?

Poseiden951
Contributor

Hello,

I made a new JSS and made my URL https://jss.company.com:8443 when prompted. That doesn't work, the only way I can access my JSS is through https://127.0.0.1:8443. How can I properly create my URL?

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davidacland
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Honored Contributor II

Does the JSS URL get resolved by DNS?

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davidacland
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Honored Contributor II

Does the JSS URL get resolved by DNS?

Poseiden951
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@davidacland

Rookie mistake, whoops...

davidacland
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Honored Contributor II

Glad it was a quick fix!

Poseiden951
Contributor

@davidacland

So we created a static IP for the server with a DNS of casper.domain.com. So our URL would be the DNS.

Data from SolarWinds:

IP Address DNS Records
NAME TYPE DATA
casper.domain.com Host (A) 10.X.X.XX

Would just plugging the Ethernet cable in be it? I feel like I'm missing something.

stevewood
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Honored Contributor II

@Poseiden951 in your first post, you said you set the URL to be https://jss.company.com:8443. You then say that the DNS is set to casper.domain.com. The JSS URL needs to be set to the DNS name of the server, so: https://casper.domain.com:8443

davidacland
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Honored Contributor II

Correct, the URL would be the DNS name. A popular way to set it up is to create an A record for the actual server, something like server1.domain.com, then a CName for the service, something like casper.domain.com, that points to the A record. If you ever need to move the JSS to a different server it makes the job a lot easier.

On the clients, as long as they can resolve casper.domain.com to the IP address of the server, that should be it. Its important to make the DNS record on a DNS server that the clients are using.

Poseiden951
Contributor

@stevewood I realized my mistake and changed it!

@davidacland Thank you!