Local repo server not reachable during ks install

[tipper1510]

Hi,

New to kickstart files. I have a local server where I have built up a number of third party repo directories like for postgres and Foreman... This is under/var/www/html.
This all seems to work and updates as expected. Plus the http works from other servers on the same subnet
In the kickfile file i declare my server network first and the required repos as below

# Network information
network --bootproto=static --device=ens192 --ip=10.1.110.21 --netmask=255.255.255.0 --gateway=10.1.110.254 --onboot=on --noipv6 --activate
network --hostname=for-002.dev.local
firewall --enabled --service=http,https --port=69:tcp,67-69:udp,53:tcp,53:udp,8443:tcp,8140:tcp,464:tcp,464:udp,80:tcp,389:tcp,123:udp

#Include certain repos at install time
repo --name=CentOS-Updates --baseurl=http://10.1.110.23/centos/7/updates/x86_64/
repo --name=Postgres94 --baseurl=http://10.1.110.23/download.postgresql. ... er-x86_64/
repo --name=Foreman-Releases --baseurl=http://10.1.110.23/yum.theforeman.org/r ... l7/x86_64/
repo --name=Foreman-Plugins --baseurl=http://10.1.110.23/yum.theforeman.org/p ... l7/x86_64/
repo --name=puppet --baseurl=http://10.1.110.23/yum.puppetlabs.com/el/7/PC1/x86_64/
repo --name=EPEL --baseurl=http://10.1.110.23/epel/7/x86_64

Though during the process it stop at the selectiuon stage and state the selection source has changed.
When I do an 'Alt F2' to look at the logs, the packaging log states the repo server can't be reached.
Do I need to do more for the inital network set-up, would the firewall trust option help??

Any help would be much appreciated...