I've got an existing classic asp web app site. This site serves two purposes. It is the face of my business. And it also serves up reports for my clients. Currently the site is setup like this:
Home Page/Face of my business: www.mydomain.com
Client A acceses his web app here: www.mydomain.com/clientA/
Client B acceses his web app here: www.mydomain.com/clientB/
ETC...
I want to move my hope page over to DNN, but keep the classic ASP web app stuff available to my clients (at the current address if at all possible).
I'm guessing that there is no way to mix and match a DNN site with classic ASP pages. If not, I considered a subdomain like webapp.mydomain.com. This would allow me to easily separate my DNN content from my classic ASP content. I have a few problems with this approach:
1) All of the links that already exist on the web that point to the various parts of the client's web app are now broke.
2) How does relocating all of these client apps to a subdomain affect the search engine results for my main site? I currently have VERY good search engine rankings almost always placing me at the top or near the top of the search results, but if I separate out in to a domain and subdomain, would my rankings drop becuse most of my clients will link back to a subdomain instead of my primary domain?
3) If I were to do this, I'm assuming some type of redirection at the IIS level is what needs to be done. Any ideas on this?
Thanks in advance for any tips you guys can offer!