OK, I believe I have found the answer by clicking on the IP address then configuration.
Enter the DNS name label
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I have created a cloud service (extended support) and manually import the configuration files in azure portal. The service started successfully and can be accessed via the public IP address assigned; however, no Public IP DNS name was assigned.
Is there a way to assign a DNS name like “classic” allows you to do?
OK, I believe I have found the answer by clicking on the IP address then configuration.
Enter the DNS name label
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Issue: Is there a way to assign a DNS name in CSES like “CS Classic” allows you to do?
Solution: Customer shared - I have found the answer by clicking on the IP address then configuration and then - Enter the DNS name label
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