DATA CENTER REGIONS FOR DYNAMICS 365

The online version of Dynamics 365 is being hosted in datacenters that exist in many regions.
Based on the country/region you selected during the sign-up, the datacenter will be chosen to store data for your environments.

This selection will be reflected into the URL of your Dynamics 365 environment where you can guess the region from it.
Data center regions

In this post, we will see the latest list of datacenter regions for Dynamics 365 Online with the URL for each region.

Here is the list of the latest of Dynamics 365 Online data center regions
# Region URL
1 North America (NAM) crm.dynamics.com
2 United States Government Community Cloud
(US GCC) High		 crm.microsoftdynamics.us
3 Microsoft Cloud Germany (DEU) crm.microsoftdynamics.de
4 China (CHN) crm.dynamics.cn
5 South America (LATAM/ SAM) crm2.dynamics.com
6 Canada (CAN) crm3.dynamics.com
7 Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA / EUR) crm4.dynamics.com
8 Asia Pacific (APAC/ APJ) crm5.dynamics.com
9 Australia (OCE) crm6.dynamics.com
10 Japan (JPN) crm7.dynamics.com
11 India (IND) crm8.dynamics.com
12 North America 2 (US Gov GCC) crm9.dynamics.com
13 United Kingdom (UK/ GBR) crm11.dynamics.com
14 France (FRA) crm12.dynamics.com
15 South Africa (ZAF) crm14.dynamics.com
16 United Arab Emirates (UAE) crm15.dynamics.com
17 Germany (GER) crm16.dynamics.com
18 Switzerland (CHE) crm17.dynamics.com
19 Norway (NOR) crm19.dynamics.com
20 Singapore (SGP) crm20.dynamics.com
21 Korea (KOR) crm21.dynamics.com


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