Hello all, I'm not sure if I'm explaining this correctly but here goes... I'm using XWiki Enterprise 1.6.1.13621 with Tomcat 6.0.16. Everything works fine when I access the XWiki site through the URL: http://www.my_ip_address:8080/xwiki/, I can login fine, everything works etc... However, when I use a service to route a domain name to that URL, I am unable to login using pre-existing usernames/passwords. To clarify, for example: I use the service to route the URL: http://www.my_domain_name.ca/ to this URL: http://www.my_ip_address:8080/xwiki/. This works in basic functionality, as when I enter the domain name in a browser, the XWiki login page appears, however if I try to login using my login/password that already exists, I am unable to. The domain service I'm using has a feature called 'URLKeeper', which in effect hides the IP address the domain is mapped to from the user. When this feature is turned on, the above behaviour is in effect (can't login, but page displays). When the feature is turned off, I can login using pre-existing XWiki accounts. However, I want the functionality of hiding the IP address from the user. When the feature is turned off, and http://www.my_domain_name.ca/ is entered into the browser, it is then simply converted (and displayed to the user) as: http://www.my_ip_address:8080/xwiki/. Does anyone know if there is a setting in some .cfg file that sets the 'Server Base Url:' (like in Confluence) or something similar? Or has anyone else experienced this difficulty and may be able to lend me a helping hand? Thanks in advance, regards! -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Login-troubles-when-using-a-domain-name-instead-of-IP-a... Sent from the XWiki- Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.