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I found that I cannot install AAP using IP address, and it must require FQDN address. It is true?
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Correct. You need to use proper FQDNs for proper SSL certificate generation as well as ensuring they are all lowercase and not use underscores ("_") as a part of the hostname. Underscores are not a part of proper FQDNs as per the RFC.
If you don't have a working DNS setup in your environment (bad, baaad idea) you can still populate the /etc/hosts file in all relevant controllers, database and automation hub hosts.


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Correct. You need to use proper FQDNs for proper SSL certificate generation as well as ensuring they are all lowercase and not use underscores ("_") as a part of the hostname. Underscores are not a part of proper FQDNs as per the RFC.
If you don't have a working DNS setup in your environment (bad, baaad idea) you can still populate the /etc/hosts file in all relevant controllers, database and automation hub hosts.

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Thanks!