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   If the hostname and path from your URL don't match anything in the
  -list of returned routes, then you need to add a route.  See the link:architecture/core_concepts/routes.html[router documentation].
  +list of returned routes, then you need to add a route.  See the
  +link:../architecture/core_concepts/routes.html[router documentation].
   
   If your route is present, then you need to debug access to the
   endpoints.  That's the same as if you were debugging problems with a
  
positive.code: If you are on an machine outside the cluster and are trying to access
  a resource provided by the cluster there needs to be a process running
  in a pod that listens on a public IP address and "routes" that traffic
  inside the cluster.  The link:[OpenShift router] serves that purpose
  for HTTP, HTTPS (with SNI), WebSockets, or TLS (with SNI).
  
  Assuming you can't access an HTTP service from the outside of the
  cluster, let's start by reproducing the problem on the command line of
  
negative.code: 
  You should see the host IP that corresponds to your external address.
  If you do not, please refer to the
  link:../architecture/core_concepts/routes.html[router documentation] to
  configure the router pod to run on the right node (by setting the
  affinity correctly) or update your DNS to match the IP addresses where
  the routers are running.
  