Specify port number in ASP.NET Development Server


By default, the web server assigns random selected port for localhost. For example, if you have created a web site and you are going to test a page named TestPage.aspx, when you see the URL might be the following.
http://localhost:4049/TestPage.aspx

Following step are given below to assign a static port for the ASP.NET Development Server
1.     In the Solution Explorer, right click the name of web site.

1.     In the Properties pane, you will find Use dynamic ports = True, change Use dynamic ports =False. This will enable editing of the Port number property.
2.     In the Properties pane, change a Port number.

Now, whenever you run web site with in Visual Studio Developer, the ASP.NET Development Server will listen on the specified port.

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