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port is a software construct serving as a communications endpoint in a computer's host operating system.
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Alternate Access Mappings in different ports
I've an WebApp using the 80 port and i have extend it - creating an AAM to Intranet Zone (http://my.new.url.com/). All good for now. … I've extend it with no :81 port, editing directly in IIS bindings and internal URLs also with no success.
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Alternate Access Mappings in different ports
a tremendous failure...DNS alias was missing for the new url in :81 port, sorry about this dispensable question. WebApp Extend works fine and is a super feature in SP2010! …
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