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In this article, the Snaplex URL refers to the Groundplex machine (a self-managed Snaplex) from which you send the request. Although the URL options are not tied to Snaplex type, these URLs depend on the user's ability to access those networks. For example, the Cloud URL is available to use from any computer with Internet access, whereas the Snaplex and Alternative URLs require network access to the Groundplex or to a load balancer.:
By default, the Groundplex machine only accepts HTTP requests from the Loopback interface (127.0.0.1). To allow access from other machines, you must change the HTTP interface of the Groundplex configuration to listen on any IP address (0.0.0.0). This may also require additional network changes, such as opening up a firewall, so consult your network administrator for guidance.
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For example, if a Task is configured to run on Snaplex A, then it can be forced to run on Snaplex B by substituting the host name and port of a JCC node or FeedMaster in Snaplex B, in place of the one configured in the Alternative URL.
On the same screen, you can review Task status to determine if you need to run a Triggered Task on another Snaplex. Furthermore, clicking on the Task detail displays a window with Pipeline statistics, parameters, and information such as path, node, and the user who ran the Pipeline.
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