Hi All,

what should I set on the default.aspx so that if I have one IP address and several domains on one install of DNN on the server. Example:
 
IP Address: 000.00.00.000
Main Portal: www.main-portal.com
Sub Portal 1: www.sub-portal-1.com
Sub Portal 2: www.sub-portal-2.com

What do I have to do so that I do not get the extra directory name main/sub1/sub2
www.main-portal.com\main\
www.sub-portal-1.com\sub1\
www.sub-portal-2.com\sub2\

Thanks,
Mahesh

Mahesh K. Anjani wrote what should I set on the default.aspx so that if I have one IP address and several domains on one install of DNN on the server. Example:   IP Address: 000.00.00.000 Main Portal: www.main-portal.com Sub Portal 1: www.sub-portal-1.com Sub Portal 2: www.sub-portal-2.com

Basic use of portals does this, no modifications to the Default.aspx.

Mahesh K. Anjani wrote What do I have to do so that I do not get the extra directory name main/sub1/sub2 www.main-portal.com\main\ www.sub-portal-1.com\sub1\ www.sub-portal-2.com\sub2\

Use parent portals.

Jeff

Yes.  As said earlier, just change the portal aliases to match the expected URL.  Then, also add the sites and/or virtual directories in IIS.  The thing is though, that all of the sites and virtual directories would all point to the same directory.  After IIS points the site to the right place, DNN will take over using the Header information from the HTTP request.

I should point out though that you wouldn't necessarily need a separate site entry for each URL.  You could pull this off by simply putting the various headers into a single IIS site entry.