I've read what I can (in docs and web) and no luck with friendly URLs.  Joe Brinkman had a post about how to do more or less what I want but it doesn't work for me.

I'm trying to have a human friendly URL like http://www.mydomain.com/deutsch go to http://www.mydomain.com/tabid=123&language=de-DE ... hence this in the siteurls.config:

        <RewriterRule>
            <LookFor>.*/deutsch.aspx</LookFor>
            <SendTo>~/Default.aspx?TabId=56&language=de-DE</SendTo>
        </RewriterRule>

But no luck.  It gives me a 404. 

And I tried just with /deutsch at the end (without .aspx) and created a physical directory and put a copy of default.aspx inside just to try that out -- this just redirected to the home page of the portal ... and not just the portal it was on but the home page of portal 0.  So obviously this isn't the behaviour I want.

Am I missing a trick?

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/Brian C

Sadly that didn't help.  I thought perhaps the ampersand was part of the problem but nope.

Any referenced 'aspx' other than default.aspx throws a 404.
Using a physical directory with the default.aspx redirects the request to root of portal 0 (and I'm hoping to modify portal 1).

I wonder why....sigh.

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/Brian C

Well actually it reads the one in the root.. but if it's not there it copies it from Config to the root.

glad you solved your problem!

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