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I am facing one issue while setting up the New Domain in the existing Topology. It doesn't allow me to update the PrimaryMappedUrl in the existing Topology.

One approach is to:

  • Unpublish all items from that Publication
  • Remove the Mapping & add a new Mapping

But I can't unpublish the items from PROD env.

Is there any alternate way to do that?

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To update the domain you can use this command:

Set-TtmWebsite -Id Your_Website_ID -Baseurls @("https://new-domain-host")
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In addition to the running the Set-TTmWebsite command noted by Velu, you'll also need to resync the configuration to the Content Delivery environment using PowerShell:

Sync-TtmCdEnvironment -Id [Content_Delivery_Environment_ID]
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  • Are you sure that is always necessary? I was under the impression that synchronization would happen automatically in most cases. – Quirijn Feb 22 '18 at 17:07
  • I've always explicitly run it after making any changes. The SDL online documentation is unclear, but it only seems to be mentioned after using Import-TtmCdStructure there, so I suspect that you may be right! I'll test it out next time I'm playing with Topology Manager and report back. – Jonathan Williams Feb 23 '18 at 10:28
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    Changes should indeed be propagated to the Discovery Service automatically and it should normally not be needed to use the Sync-TtmCdEnvironment cmdlet. – Rick Pannekoek Feb 23 '18 at 14:49
  • Thanks for confirming, Rick. Presumably this sync only needs to needs to be done after using Import-TtmCdStructure then, as that's the only place it's mentioned in the online docs. – Jonathan Williams Feb 26 '18 at 19:56

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