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2/21/2006 2:25 PM
 
hi, i know dnn can handle multiple sites/portals but is there anyone that has actually got a multiple portal dnn installation running ? i want to go down this route but i need to insure that these portals are separate, completely separate aside from the fact they are running on top of the same dnn installation. thanks
 
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2/21/2006 4:14 PM
 
Most of my clients have a single site, but there are a few that have multiple parent portals. None have had any problems and everything seems to be separated, outside of host information. I suggest you try it out in a dev environment to see if it meets your needs. I'm sure it will. If not, I'd be interested to hear what your situation is.

Michael Flanakin | Microsoft Consulting Services
www.michaelflanakin.com
 
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2/21/2006 10:46 PM
 
Yes, we currently have a single DNN installation running 16 portals of various sizes (from less than 10 pages to one with over 800,000 pages), with great success. All sites are completely seperate, as far as the data/security is concerned. I have heard of others with 100's of portals in a single DNN installation. We have several standalone DNN portals as well, but as far as the administrative ease, the single installation for multiple portals is the way to go. No need to update multiple installations for each DNN release or module release. Just update the one installation and all portals are updated. Using DNN this way has saved us countless hours and headaches. Also, a lot of module developers allow one module license per DNN installation, with an unlimited number of portals. This ends up saving quite a bit of money, which is always nice.

Jeff Smith
VivoWare, Inc. - Open Source Social Networking Modules for DNN.
 
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2/22/2006 3:48 AM
 

Thanks for your replies. I have only been using DNN for a few months and no live sites yet bit we are re-building our own company site using DNN. We have also got a few projects lined up that DNN is perfect for. So i was thinking about hosting all of these sites on one DNN installation, to save money and also to easy any upgrades. I've setup a multiple portal site on our dev server and its all ok, but our live production server is a reseller/shared hosting so i'm cautious as to whether to go with multiple installations or a single installation. But i can't see why that would matter [aside from the db size and bandwidth issues] ?

 
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2/22/2006 3:51 AM
 

Hi Jeff,

can i ask how large (physical size in [m]bytes) your database and transaction log is with the multiple portal site with 800k pages? I'm looking at creating multi-portal single DNN installation on our reseller/shared hosting server but am restricted by db size [ well we have to pay by the size ]. thanks.

 
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