Obtain server name in portal service

Hi all,
I've a portal service which must know the server name (https://xxx.yyy.com). In an AbstractPortalComponent I have no problem to get the name through the IPortalComponentRequest. But how to obtain it in a portal service which doesn't have such an object?
best regards,
Markus

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