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Link to the Health Rule Violation inside the email notification directs me to http controller url instead of https

Emrul_Yousof1
New Member

Hello,

For an On-Prem Controller, the email notification contains the link to the Events but when I click on the link it gets an error ie. "(controller_name.domain) didn't send any data/ ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE". This is due to the link in the notification is directing to url which is http but our controller is ssl enabled and the url has https.

From where can I fix the link to the controller so that the link to the controller events can have https connection ?

Thanks,

Emrul Yousof

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Morelz
Motivator

Hi There

From my old KB's, you can add the following startup parameter to the Controller

File to update below

<AppD_Cont_Install_DIR>/appserver/glassfish/domains/domain1/config/domain.xml

<jvm-options>-Dappdynamics.controller.ui.deeplink.url=http://<controller-host>:<port>/controller</jvm-options>

I believe you can possibly add this via the EC as well:)

Support should also be able to assist you should this not work anymore

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Morelz
Motivator

Hi There

From my old KB's, you can add the following startup parameter to the Controller

File to update below

<AppD_Cont_Install_DIR>/appserver/glassfish/domains/domain1/config/domain.xml

<jvm-options>-Dappdynamics.controller.ui.deeplink.url=http://<controller-host>:<port>/controller</jvm-options>

I believe you can possibly add this via the EC as well:)

Support should also be able to assist you should this not work anymore

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