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Change Azure Blob endpoint in D365FO

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Hello, in local (Tier-1) environment, I'm trying to run azurite.exe, and access the Azure storage emulator.
Somehow, I'm receiving this error despite after uploading a file from the system attachments, the file is uploaded to the Azure storage emulator.
 
 
 
All I want is to change the default Azure endpoint when uploading attachment in D365FO, is there any configuration file, or any other way to do this?
 
 
I tried to change the destination, but I want to change the endpoint of Azure.
 
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  • André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    301,119 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Hi,
     
    What exact business requirement are you trying to solve here? What would be the purpose of changing a pre-configured machine that is intended to be used as a development or demo environment?
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    501 on at
    The purpose of this environment is to be a data archive environment from a production environment.
    After successfully importing data to it, unfortunately, the attachments were not accessible from the system (no preview, nor possibility of downloading them).
    We tried a lot of approaches to solve this including downloading the blob attachments documents using the Azure storage explorer (using a SAS token), and then re-uploading them to the local host endpoint of the machine (127.0.0.1:1000/devstoreaccount1/documents), using Azure CLI, Azurite, and even we tried to change the port, nothing worked.
    We found that the problem is from the metadata (properties in the blob file), which are generated the moment the file is uploaded to a system, so it's impossible to expect their values.
    In all our previous concerns, we had just one problem, which is the service cannot listen to the local host blob port.
    We tried a lot of things added to what I mentioned.
    If you have another approach that can help us in this one, and just to mark that our first and last goal is to access the blob attachments from the system (we have them downloaded on our C:\ drive).
     
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    501 on at
    The issue was not resolved as it's impossible to change the endpoint where the documents are pointed to be uploaded.

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