CF10,0,11,285437 global UNC Mapping does not work?

Question

Maybe the way global UNC mappings are supposed to be added has changed?
When I under ColdFusion 9 add the following mapping via the adminstrator interface:
Logical Path = /SharedFiles
Directory Path = \\webroot\sites\_SharedFiles
The url http://somesite.com has it's path set to \\webroot\sites\somesite in IIS7.5
Browsing http://somesite.com/SharedFiles/some.cfm renders the cfm fine, since the CF9 mapping for SharedFiles works without any issue.
When I under ColdFusion 10,0,11,285437 add the following mapping via the adminstrator interface:
Logical Path = /SharedFiles
Directory Path = \\webroot\sites\_SharedFiles
Again, the url http://somesite.com has it's path set to \\webroot\sites\somesite in IIS7.5
First thing I notice as different is that CF10 shows the Directory Path as //webroot/sites/_SharedFile instead of \\webroot\sites\_SharedFiles
Clicking EDIT still has the Directory Path exact as I wrote it thou...
Browsing the url http://somesite.com/SharedFiles/some.cfm throws a 404 Not Found, since the mapping doesn't work with CF10, it points to \\webroot\sites\somesite\SharedFiles\some.cfm instead of what is specified in the mapping.
This is rather critical when hundreds of sites are setup to use such a global mapping, and we can't really switch to CF10 before this works again.
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Answer 1

Found something which I miss for CF10.
In CF8 you can:
Adding a virtual web mappingA virtual web mapping lets you map a physical system path to a logical resource path that might be outside the ColdFusion MX web root. For example, you might want to map the physical directory c:\myapp\resources\images to the logical resource path /images. After setting up the mapping, users access the directory using a URL in the following form: 
http://hostname/images/ 
One advantage to using virtual web mappings is that it hides the physical layout of your application directory structure from users.  
To configure a virtual mapping: 
1
In a text editor, open the file web_root\WEB-INF\jrun-web.xml.
2
Create a virtual mapping.
For example, the following entry maps the c:\myapp\resources\images directory on a Windows system to the virtual directory /images:
<virtual-mapping>    <resource-path>/images/*</resource-path>    <system-path>c:/myapp/resources/images</system-path>    </virtual-mapping> 
http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/adv_development/config_builtin_webserver/config_bu iltin_webserver08.html
Question is just if this can be done with C10 and where.
EDIT: Found the solution, just had to add it as alias in server.xml's host context section