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Did this work for you @dgapinski ?
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Thanks - it worked a while back and I kept not updating this issue's status. Have a good one!
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Thanks - it worked a while back and I kept not updating this issue's status. Have a good one!

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Awesome. Glad it helped - thanks and you as well :)
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Awesome. Glad it helped - thanks and you as well :)

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Hello,<br />
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This is noob question - we started with one application and one site collection which goes to https://sub.domain.com/_layouts/15/start.aspx#/SitePages/Community&nbsp;Home.aspx. Our developers developed another site at <a href="https://domain/sites/home" rel="ugc">https://domain/sites/home</a>, which works fine when when you point your browser to https://sub.domain.com/sites/home, but I'd really like to have https://sub.domain.com&nbsp;go straight to https://sub.domain.com/sites/home. I'd think this would be an application setting, but don't see where _layouts/15/start.aspx#/Si<wbr />tePages/Co<wbr />mmunity Home.aspx is referenced anywhere. How do I find the missing piece and change that?<br />
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Thanks for your time!
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Hello,

This is noob question - we started with one application and one site collection which goes to https://sub.domain.com/_layouts/15/start.aspx#/SitePages/Community Home.aspx. Our developers developed another site at https://domain/sites/home, which works fine when when you point your browser to https://sub.domain.com/sites/home, but I'd really like to have https://sub.domain.com go straight to https://sub.domain.com/sites/home. I'd think this would be an application setting, but don't see where _layouts/15/start.aspx#/SitePages/Community Home.aspx is referenced anywhere. How do I find the missing piece and change that?

Thanks for your time!

Sharepoint application home page

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