It's very easy. DNN supports multi-tenant at it's core. Under the Host Management you'll see a Portals link. You can create new portals there. Parent portals are what you want. Just make sure you add in the proper alias and then point the DNS for the domain to the same IP as you main portal (saves you IPs from your hosting company).

Now each "portal" is a seperate website on the same platform. I've done this for years hosting sites for dealerships. We easily had between 100 - 150 sites per DNN instance.

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Steven Webster
Manager, Community Platform
F5 Networks, DevCentral

I am really not stupid but..... :O)  Have a couple of follow-up questions:

• I did what you suggested and after hitting submit or whatever the button said it took me to my website and I am getting the under construction page that my provider uses.  How do I get the dnn pages to show up i.e. what files do I need on the site?  I assume I don't reinstall everything because as I recall, part of the installation was database setup.  I am sure this is basic but sometimes it is the little things..... :O)
• I set up the new website using a temporary url of http://runforfreedom5k.com.mytempweb.... that my provider makes available to use until DNS is working.  My plan was to use this url until the website is done and then use the real name of runforfreedom5k.com as I phase out the old existing site with a different host and transition to the new DNN site when I change the DNS record.  I assume that I can change something somewhere when I am ready to point to the permanent url?

Thanks for all your help.