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&gt; The problem is i dont want the port number showing in the address bar. Is there any way i can mask it?<br />
No. The only ports that can be omitted are 80 for http and 443 for https.
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> The problem is i dont want the port number showing in the address bar. Is there any way i can mask it?
No. The only ports that can be omitted are 80 for http and 443 for https.

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Hey all<br />
I am running IIS 6.1 and APACHE 2.2<br />
I have IIS default website which IS REQUIRED on port 80 and Apache on port 8080<br />
i have setup iis to forward any request to www.mydomain.com&nbsp;to www.mydomain.com:8080<br />
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The problem is i dont want the port number showing in the address bar. Is there any way i can mask it?<br />
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I should also add this is quite urgent as this website needs to be deployed within a few hours. No pressure :P
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Hey all
I am running IIS 6.1 and APACHE 2.2
I have IIS default website which IS REQUIRED on port 80 and Apache on port 8080
i have setup iis to forward any request to www.mydomain.com to www.mydomain.com:8080

The problem is i dont want the port number showing in the address bar. Is there any way i can mask it?

I should also add this is quite urgent as this website needs to be deployed within a few hours. No pressure :P

How do i hide the port numbers in my URL?

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