Hi Mitchel,

I must be doing something wrong.

I didn't have a section in my web.config for HostHeader, so I added one.

I saw in some other forums this discussed... However I must be doing something wrong b/c I don't think it's doing anything.

Here's what I put in my web.config within the <appSettings>

<add key="HostHeader" value="/dotnetnuke4" />

<!-- Host Header to remove from URL so "www.mytestdnn.com/DotNetNuke4" is treated
as www.mytestdnn.com -->

I also tried /DotNetNuke 4 in case it was case sensitive. I also tried leaving out the "/" .

If I am accessing this server remotely...I want to type in my url www.mytestdnn.com.  In my host file, I have a dns entry for the ip to resolve to www.mytestdnn.com.  In DNN I have  a portal alias set to www.mytestdnn.com and www.mytestdnn.com/dotnetnuke4.

Do you see what I'm missing here?

I appologize for my lack of DNN understanding.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Jen