The IP of my server recently changed from X to Y.
My domain name is properly configured to map the new IP address Y.
My applications are configured with a LetsEncrypt certificate and linked to a subdomain of my domain name.
They are working as usual inside my LAN. However, applications are not reachable from outside.
I tried to reload each application's DNS via the "Domains" section of each application and I receive the following message Domain resolves to Y but should point to X.
How to solve this issue ? Is it a local/Dokploy caching problem ? Thank you
Originally created by @francoisWeber on GitHub (Aug 27, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/Dokploy/templates/issues/316
The IP of my server recently changed from `X` to `Y`.
My domain name is properly configured to map the new IP address `Y`.
My applications are configured with a LetsEncrypt certificate and linked to a subdomain of my domain name.
They are working as usual inside my LAN. However, applications are not reachable from outside.
I tried to reload each application's DNS via the "Domains" section of each application and I receive the following message `Domain resolves to Y but should point to X`.
How to solve this issue ? Is it a local/Dokploy caching problem ? Thank you
@francoisWeber commented on GitHub (Aug 28, 2025):
Looks like the problem comes from Dokploy instance not refreshing it's own new IP adress. I went to https://dokploy-ip/dashboard/settings/server and Server > Update IP. This refreshed the IP address and made the DNS validation work
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@francoisWeber commented on GitHub (Aug 28, 2025):
Looks like the problem comes from Dokploy instance not refreshing it's own new IP adress. I went to `https://dokploy-ip/dashboard/settings/server` and `Server` > `Update IP`. This refreshed the IP address and made the DNS validation work
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Originally created by @francoisWeber on GitHub (Aug 27, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/Dokploy/templates/issues/316
The IP of my server recently changed from
XtoY.My domain name is properly configured to map the new IP address
Y.My applications are configured with a LetsEncrypt certificate and linked to a subdomain of my domain name.
They are working as usual inside my LAN. However, applications are not reachable from outside.
I tried to reload each application's DNS via the "Domains" section of each application and I receive the following message
Domain resolves to Y but should point to X.How to solve this issue ? Is it a local/Dokploy caching problem ? Thank you
@francoisWeber commented on GitHub (Aug 28, 2025):
Looks like the problem comes from Dokploy instance not refreshing it's own new IP adress. I went to
https://dokploy-ip/dashboard/settings/serverandServer>Update IP. This refreshed the IP address and made the DNS validation work@jaainil commented on GitHub (Aug 29, 2025):
Wrong repository bro post in https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy.
@francoisWeber commented on GitHub (Aug 29, 2025):
Ow you're right !! Thanks !