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  • Michael 5 posts 74 karma points
    Aug 07, 2024 @ 09:39
    Michael
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    SEO Checker in a load balanced, multi site setup

    I’m working on a project with a licensed version of SEO Checker, and I am facing some difficulties managing our projects setup to be compatible with SEO Checker.

    Umbraco version: 10.8.6

    SEO Checker version: 10.0.6

    Our back-office Umbraco application runs on a separate app service and is bound to a domain for the back-office exclusively, e.g. myapp.cms.com

    Our front-end server runs on a different app service and is bound to multiple domains for the different sites, e.g. consumer.myapp.com, corporate.myapp.com

    We block traffic to the /umbraco URL on the front-end server for security purposes. The front-end pages are not available on the CMS domain.

    As you can probably already imagine, when we run the SEO Checker on our back-office server (myapp.cms.com), the checker reports all Umbraco links as broken as it is trying to verify the link to the back-office domain e.g. myapp.cms.com/help. When the correct URL would be consumer.myapp.com/help or potentially corporate.myapp.com/help for a different site

    Is there a way to configure this inside of SEO Checker so that we can run the checker on the back-office server, but it would know to checks links against the front-end domains e.g. consumer.myapp.com/help. Or alternatively could you suggest an approach in Umbraco that we could work around this. I saw there was an app setting we could configure however I don’t think this will work with our multi-site setup?

    Thank you in advance for any support, I can provide as much extra information as needed.

  • Richard Soeteman 4045 posts 12898 karma points MVP 2x
    Aug 12, 2024 @ 05:36
    Richard Soeteman
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    Hi,

    Yes use ApplicationUrl as mentioned in the manual https://soetemansoftware.nl/media/138298/seochecker-manual.pdf

    Hope this helps,

    Richard

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