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The deployed application runs from a different network location, and its database connections must be permitted through the production runtime's own supported network path.
How can MongoDB network restrictions affect a deployed application?
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More FAQs in How can MongoDB network restrictions affect a deployed application?
No. The website's incoming address may differ from the backend's outgoing network source, so first identify how the deployed runtime reaches Atlas.
No. Database authentication and network reachability are separate requirements; the connection must first use an allowed path before valid credentials can authenticate successfully.
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