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I have an ASP.NET MVC application (on .NET 4.8). Currently, the DevOps team has set up Nginx to handle requests with: location: / and this works fine.

Now they want to change the setup so the application should work under: location: /report and they have done their work and waiting for my changes.

What changes do I need to make in the ASP.NET MVC project (or configuration) so that it works correctly when served from /report instead of the root (/)?

Do I need to update RouteConfig, WebApiConfig, web.config or something else?

It seems in .NET Core, we just have to set app.UsePathBase("/report"); or in Angular one of the ways is build with --base-href="/report"

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  • If Nginx rewrites report to the app root, no changes in RouteConfig or Web.config are needed, just ensure links, scripts, and CSS use ~ or Url.Action so URLs resolve correctly. But If it doesn't rewrite, prefix your routes in RouteConfig with report/ and make sure all URLs and assets include the /report path (or use Url.Content("~/") / Url.Action(...)). Optionally you can also setset <base href="~/..."> in _Layout.cshtml. Commented Sep 24 at 7:52
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