Due to some bugs within CS, it is not possible to change the order of the last Forum Group, or the last Forum within a Group. The following work around will allow you to make these changes:
Reordering Forum Groups:
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Create a new forum group named DUMMY, but do not create or move any forums under it.
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While in Tree View, drap the forum groups to the root node to have them reordered to the bottom of the group list.
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Ignore the DUMMY group as it can't be seen or reordered.
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Once you are done reordering, click on the "Manage All Forums" link and you will see the current order of the forum groups.
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Delete the DUMMY group if you wish, but at long as it doesn't have any forums in it, it will not display.
Reordering Forums within a Group:
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Create a new forum named DUMMY within the forum group that you want to reorder.
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While in Tree View, drag the forums to the group node to have them reordered to the bottom of the group.
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Ignore the DUMMY forum as it can't be seen or reordered.
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Once you are done reordering, click on the "Manage All Forums" link and you will see the current order of the forums.
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Delete the DUMMY forum.
If you have wwwStatus = "Require" in your CommunityServer.config file, the site will not function if you try to access it via an IP address (usually used while debugging) or "localhost". I added the following code to correct the issue. The regular expressions should probably be expanded upon, but since they weren't the code I added is not either:
CommunityServerComponents(20)/HttpModule/CSHttpModule.cs:
Insert the following line:
private static Regex ignoreWwwStatusRegex = new Regex(@"https?://(localhost|[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3})", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase | RegexOptions.Compiled);
before the line:
private static Regex wwwStatusRegex = new Regex("https?://www\\.", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase | RegexOptions.Compiled);
Insert the following lines:
if (ignoreWwwStatusRegex.IsMatch(rawUrl))
return;
after the line:
string rawUrl = context.Request.Url.ToString();
This will prevent the system from trying to make any modifications to the hostname portion of a URL if it is "localhost" or an IP address.