I'm also having this issue.  I'm running SQL Express 2005, how do I add the port # directly into the DB?

Hello,

I'm using the port 8080 and i had the same problem as Eric : if i'm clicking an other page than default, I get error 404. If i test with port 80, no problem.

I test with DNN5.1.1 ; do you know if 5.1.2 correct that ? Have you got a solution since a week ?

Thank you.

You said you have gotten it to work... do you have search friendly URLs turned on?

I ask, because it seems that if I turn them off, alternate ports start working.

I've currently configured my dev site on port 8088 in IIS, manualy added the :8088 to my HTTPAlias values in the PortalAlias table, and have the UserPortNumber set to true (and uncommented) in web.config.

This is the ONLY way I've been able to get alternate port numbers to work.

When Friendly URLs are turned on, it attempts to go to the correct URL, e.g. http://localhost:8088/Login.aspx, but I just get the 404.

Maybe there is something else that needs to be configured for friendly URLs? I'm new to DNN, so maybe this will ring a bell with someone else.

--Eric