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Zones represent different logical paths (URLs) of gaining access to the same Web application. You can use zones to enforce different access and policy conditions for group of users.
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What are the differences between extending a web app and adding a host header then adding al...
See the following answered question for more info on this.
Whats the difference between host headers and alternate access mappings?
SPDoctor has a very good explanation on the difference between the …
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