Chaning the Hostname of the portal

Hi,
I am Working EP 7.0.
I want to Change host name of my portal.
Plz give me the idea to change the HostName.
Reply ASAP.
Regards,
Kumar

Hi Kiran,
Check out these thread they might help you out
Changing the host name
Change EP host name
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Radhika Kuthiala
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