In getting ready to create a new web application for our SharePoint
farm I realized the default web application name of “SharePoint – 80″
wasn’t very descriptive and I’d like to change it. If you’re reading
this, then you probably already went through all the possible settings
in Central Admin just like I did only to find this isn’t an option.
Fortunately, this can all be done through Powershell very quickly:
$wapp = Get -SPWebApplication "SharePoint - 80" |
$wapp .Name = "Magical Web App" |
This can be written up in a script, or you can just type the lines
just like above changing the names as makes sense. To verify the update
was successful just use this command:
Get -SPWebApplication "Magical Web App" |
You should see your new name listed with the url of your web application:
You can also check this in Central Administration under Application Management > Manage web applications:
Everything is good to go. However,
this will not change the IIS website names or application pools.
This takes more work than I was willing to do and I didn’t really care
about that, so you’ll have to find that information elsewhere. But if
you’re like me, this should be all you need!
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