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Very often, depending on your infrastructure, URL of a web request received by IIS is not the same URL that the end user entered. This happens in reverse proxy publishing and load balancing scenarios. So, SharePoint needs a way to handle such URLs and return you right sites.
AAM tells SharePoint how to map web requests (for example, browsing to the homepage of a SharePoint site) to the correct web application and site so that SharePoint can serve the correct content back to you. It then tells ...
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