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>>>From what I see in the URL, the site is their default web site, and it is set to respond to port 900.
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>>>In IIS manager, set their default website to port 900, and set it's home directory to the virtual directory where the files are published.
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>>Since you are confirming that the application was set as a site I will have to change the virtual directory to the web site. You see, the full story (I was trying to simplify in my initial message) is that they have two identical applications running on the same server (installed in two different directories). And the only difference (in URL) was that one was using port 900 and the other 901. And since I can't have 2 default sites, I will have to change the virtual directories to the web sites and set each one to a different port. Doest that sound like the right approach?
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>Yes.
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Bill, thank you very much for your help.
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