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2/21/2007 10:07 AM
 
Hello, I've got a problem running two dnn instances in the same pc / IIS. Could you please advise something against this?

I'm trying to run two dnn instances on the same ip as:
domain-name/  - the first instance as a root
domain-name/Test - the second instance as a virtual folder

And as a result I always have redirects to the root when I asking for "domain-name/Test".

Portal aliases are as follows:

1st instance in a root:  PortalAliasID  PortalId  HTTPAlias
1  0  ip-address
2  0  localhost
3  0  domainname

2nd instance in /Test: PortalAliasID  PortalId  HTTPAlias
1  0  ip-address/Test

Thanks!

 
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