Stuart - Hilbert Solutions, LLC wrote
You need to setup the proper portal alias inside of Dotnetnuke. You can do this buy going to:
- Host
- Portals
- Select a Portal
- Portal Alias
You will also need to point all DNS names to your Dotnetnuke site.
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How to do it with a DNN on a remote host? (there are lots of instructions how to make multiple portals in localhost or testing environment with full access to IIS settings, but how to make it on remote hosts?)
For instance, I have 4 (existing, live) sites and domains hosted with one internet provider. The DNS records point to one and the same host's IP (one and the same for all my sites). DNN is installed on site 1.
The questions are:
1) following your advice above, how can I redirect DNS requests to site 1 (where DNN is installed and multiple portals/aliases setup)? The IP is already the same for all domains, but multiple portals do not work...
2) When I create a new parent portal with alias pointing to an old existing asp site, will the newly created DNN portal overwrite the existing site? I tried doing so, but navigating to the alias shows the old site, not the new DNN portal. What do I need to do so that alias navigated to DNN portal instead of old site?