By wrong, do you mean that it doesn't match what your server is named, or that 
it doesn't match how your Mid Tier is configured?

>From what I understand, that's how the system is designed and can't be changed 
>(which I think it just plain dumb - it should be configurable).  It is 
>probably based on the server name and domain specified in arserver.conf.  I 
>believe that if you don't specify a domain name, it tries to determine it 
>based on the domain of your primary interface or something like that.

We've worked around this in the past by creating a filter that looks for the 
server name in URLs in new records created in AR System Email Messages and 
changes it to the correct server.

Lyle

From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mark Lev
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 5:17 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Email server reference

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We cannot seem to locate where Remedy stores the AR server name that it inserts 
into the URL on a notification.

ARS 7.5
SQL Server
Windows OS

For example:

The URL in the email is something like this:

http://<webserve>...<ARServer>...12345<http://%3cwebserve%3e...%3cARServer%3e...12345>

The ARServer is wrong, and doesn't work.  We've tried the configuration form, 
server configuration tab, etc, but no luck.

Anyone know where this is stored so we can correct it?

It is putting the full path server.xyz.com instead of just server.

Thanks,
Mark
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