How to assign port number to a domain name

[vikas Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close vikas]

i have purchased a Domain Name on Enom..

i register for a Nameserver(i m using my own server..i put IP address of my server)

then in domain Manage>Dns Server setting i place that Name server(i have created naming server)..

now what i have to do at my server end to run DomainName that i have purchased(how can i assign port number to that domain Name)

what setting i have to do at my server end(means website on IIS and Domain name.when i write domain Name in Browser it must redirect on website default page)...

by default when i type that domain name in UI it redirect to a another web site that port number is 80.i want to redirect it specific port .how can i do that...

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[Johnwalton Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Johnwalton]

Re: How to assign port number to a domain name

now what i have to do at my server end to run DomainName that i have purchased(how can i assign port number to that domain Name)

[jack0050 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close jack0050]

Re: How to assign port number to a domain name

ask your service provider he will guide you very well.

[John23 Member Find all posts View Profile Close John23]

Re: How to assign port number to a domain name

I think the better option for you to ask your hosting provider because they will guide you well or they can help you to assign port number.

[claydcousta Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close claydcousta]

Re: How to assign port number to a domain name

First you need to have access to IIS to change the host header as well assign the port to the web site

[Randy357 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Randy357]

Re: How to assign port number to a domain name

First you need to have access to IIS to change the host header as well assign the port to the web site

[hotelquito1 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close hotelquito1]

Re: How to assign port number to a domain name

This is all well and good, but what if you want to use a different domain name, entirely of your own choosing? For example, you may wish to use a dynamic DNS domain name provided by a service such as DynDNS, or even a domain name that you’ve registered yourself. This article will walk you through the process of setting this up to meet your needs.