Changing Server, Not URL

Do I need to do anything with my xml feed code for the iTMS if my podcast is being moved by my webhost to a new server with a new IP address, but my URL (i.e., mydomainname.com) is remaining exactly the same?
Mary Lynn

Hi Mary Lynn,
If the domain name is the same, everything should be fine. Did this early in the year with the podcast I produce and there were no problems. Just treat it like any other document on your web site - make sure they are all loaded onto the new server before you change DNS servers, and keep the files on the old server for several days until the DNS updates roll out.
(By the way, I believe we met in Vegas last year when you and Philip were presenting together at the MCA-I's conference after the NAB conference.)
Greg.

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