Support alternative connections to a server

Set up alias files for alternative connections to your server.

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Use Unity Version Control (UVCS) to connect to the same server with different IP addresses and protocols. For example, if you connect to

localserver.office-network.com:8084

at your office, but want to go home and connect through the public SSL-protected IP

ssl://plastic.external-network.com:8090

, you can tell the client that

server:8084

and

ssl://externalserver:8085

are aliases of each other.

Configure the server aliases file

Use the

serveralias.conf

file to enable this feature on your UVCS client so that the client knows which connection to use and can switch from one server URL to the other transparently. Create the

serveralias.conf

file under one of the following directories:

On Linux or macOS:
```
$HOME/.plastic4
```
On Windows:
```
C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\plastic4
```
In the
```
plastic-global-config
```
repository to give all clients the same settings by default.
Under the
```
client
```
folder in the UVCS installation directory.

The

serveralias.conf

file contains a pair of connections that are aliases of each other:


alias1 alias2

Example server alias file

To resolve the example in the first paragraph, you can use the following

serveralias.conf

file:


localserver.office-network.com:8084 ssl://plastic.external-network.com:8090

注

The file can jump to a different URL and a different protocol (in this case from regular TCP to SSL).

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Support alternative connections to a server

Configure the server aliases file

Example server alias file