Just FYI, I just counted the number of tables in Catalook and it adds 59 tables to the existing db. IMO, this is a comparable solution to opening a Bricks and Mortor store, with similar investment required. I never saw any reports saying it did not do what it was supposed to do, but I also saw nobody saying "this is easy to achieve". Sid, if you are really serious about getting into ECommerce you need to take 2-3 hours and read the very very long blog post on Tom Kraak's site http://seablick.com/blog/25/top-dnn-ecommerce-modules.aspx This will make your eyes pop out of your head with facination :) Or maybe I do not get our enough.

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Mark Breen Ireland 1987 BMW R80 g/s

Hi Chris,

In reviewing IIS7, it apears the other sites were originally created using Plesk.  I've modified each site's bindings so that they are now as follows:
Domain1:  binding = www.domain1.com on *:80 (http) path = c:\dnn
Domain2: binding = www.domain2.com on *:80 (http) path = c:\dnn

I created both domains in my DNN "super install" as parent portals with aliases www.domain1.com etc.

Unfortunately, when I click on www.domain1.com within the Portals page of my superinstall, I get HTTP Error 500.19 cannot read configuration file due to insufficient permissions.  This is really strange, as I already granted Network Servece full access to c:\dnn.  Is there another network account that needs same access?

Thanks,
Sid