Changing Admin Site URL (actually port) - how?

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I have a new install of the band new SharePoint 2010. I use host header identified site collections for everything. By default the admin site is on a random port.

I would like to move the admin site to port 80, for the server name. As all sites have coded names (for example "intranet", "projects") this would allow administration via the server name - which is easier as external access does not have to remember the port number.

How do I do this? I already changed the default URL, but the site (application) is still wrongly mapped. I dont find anything to change the IIS settings in the admin site. I possibly just miss it - so can anyone point me in the right direction?

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