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8/16/2009 7:13 AM
 

I am very new to this forum and This is my first post over here.

I have an query regarding DNN Site hosting on Our server. I need your help.

I have Three Portal in One DNN Application

PortalA
PortalB
PortalC

In our development Server, We are accessing those Portal as,

http://Dev.Mydomain.com/PortalA
http://Dev.Mydomain.com/PortalB
http://Dev.Mydomain.com/PortalC

We have access all the module like

http://Dev.Mydomain.com/PortalA/Default.aspx?tabid=44 

Now, We want to move it another server, where our domin name should be like this

http://PortalA.Mydomain.com/
http://PortalB.Mydomain.com/
http://PortalC.Mydomain.com/

And the module is going to access as for example,

http://PortalA.Mydomain.com/Default.aspx?tabid=44 


Is it possible ? if yes then does it impact in any designing ? As all virtual directly will physically referenced to same folder.

Hope to here you soon. Thanks in advance !

 
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8/16/2009 7:28 AM
 

yes, simply add the new address as portal alias before transferring to the new server.

Note: some images and file links may need to be adopted, because they are stored server relative any you are modifying relative address.


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

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8/16/2009 8:10 AM
 

add the portal alisas in the exisiting domain and once the domain alisis are active then you will redirect your domain with new name it works fine

 
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8/16/2009 9:44 AM
 

 Sebastian Thanks,

I have tested the same think is my local dev system

my site url some thing like.

http://localhost/myportal/Default.aspx?tabid=232;

I created a domain name [DNS HOST ENRTY]  > myportal.localhost.com 

I created a web site [ Not Virtual Directory ] on IIS 6  with name myportal.localhost.com and Located the Physical Dir to myPortal Folder.

Now, I am able to access it using 

http://myportal.localhost.com/myportal/default.apx?tabid=232.

 

But I dont want myportal over here. it should be http://myportal.localhost.com/default.apx?tabid=232.

I have tired as you suggested, but its redirect me to http://localhost/myportalRoot Folder.

 

Please help.

 
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8/16/2009 9:47 AM
 

 Rishi, Thanks !

But what about child folder name. means 

it would accessable by

http://mynewdomin/default.aspx?tabid=232

or 

http://mynewdomain/portal/default.aspx?tabid=232

I want the first url. Is it possible in DNN. As I have multiple portal in a single solution.

 
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