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You have a sharepoint server 2010 SP1 server farm. You have a web application that has the

The correct answer is D. From Central Administration, configure the alternate access mappings. Rename-ItemProperty The Rename-ItemProperty cmdlet changes the name of a specified item property. The value of the property is not changed. For example, you can use Rename-ItemProperty to change the name of a registry entry. The Rename-SPServer cmdlet changes the name of the…

Configuring SharePoint 2010

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You have a sharepoint server 2010 SP1 server farm. You have a web application that has the

Options

  • AFrom the Sharepoint 2010 management shell, run the Rename-ItemProperty cmdlet.
  • BFrom the Sharepoint 2010 management shell, run the rename-spserver cmdlet.
  • CFrom the command prompt, run stsadm.exe and specify the renameserver operation.
  • DFrom Central Administration, configure the alternate access mappings.

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Explanation

Rename-ItemProperty The Rename-ItemProperty cmdlet changes the name of a specified item property. The value of the property is not changed. For example, you can use Rename-ItemProperty to change the name of a registry entry. The Rename-SPServer cmdlet changes the name of the server for internal use within SharePoint us/library/cc263117(v=office.12).aspx Renameserver: Stsadm operation Changes the name of the specified server in the configuration database. This operation is used before or after a server is renamed in the domain to avoid having to rebuild the server or farm. Alternate access mappings enable a Web application that receives a request for an internal URL, in one of the five authentication zones, to return pages that contain links to the public URL for the zone. You can associate a Web application with a collection of mappings between internal and public URLs

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