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AMS DNS Entries after Retirement
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Justin Griep
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We have a very important stream that has its URL hardcoded in our apps. We aren't a large company and we would greatly prefer not to have to update our apps across many platforms just to resolve this one issue.
Is Microsoft giving us the option to control the DNS entries for our old endpoint after retirement?
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Grmacjon-MSFT 19,226 Reputation points Moderator2024-05-18T04:42:11.7333333+00:00 Hi @Justin Griep Thanks for bringing this our attention. We are checking internally with the AMS engineering team to get more insights on your question and will get back to you when we hear back from them.
Best,
Grace
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