Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 supports both path-based and host-named site collections. The primary difference between path-based and host-named site collections is that all path-based site collections in a Web application share the same host name (DNS name), and each host-named site collection ...
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How to create a site collection
I need to create a site collection so that url looks like http://hr.mycompany.com instead of http://portal.mycompany.com/hr. How do I do that?
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Locate Web.config for Host-named site collection in SharePoint 2010
How can I locate the web.config for a host-named site collection ?
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Which web.config can I use for making web.config related changes for a host-named site collection ?
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NullReferenceException when running New-SPSite
I'm running the following PowerShell script on my SharePoint server to create a new host-header site collection and a tenant admin site:
Add-PSSnapin microsoft.sharepoint.powershell -ea ...
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Host Named Site Collection show IIS8 default home page
I created web application using Powershell then created Root Site Collection via CA after that created a Host Named Site collection using Powershell. following is the script. but when I browse to the ...
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Can we modify an existing site collection to become a host named site collection
I have 2 different site collections hosted on a SharePoint 2010 farm. I have created two different domain names in the DNS pointing to the SharePoint web server.
My question is despite reading ...
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Host-named Site Collections and Top Navigation bar
I have created a top navigation bar by implementing PortalSiteMapProvider and deploy it by a web scoped feature. if I create usual Site Collections Path-based SC it works and everything is ok, but if ...
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Host Named Site Collections with own Content DB, and problems (Top Nav Bar, and force to log on always)
This is the scenario:
I. All Site Collections have thier own Content Database
II. Site Collection A is Root Site Collection (created directly under Web Application = has exact same url as Web ...
