dnndev.me is defined in the internet's DNS system to return the localhost address. Any subdomain of dnndev.me (*.dnndev.me) is also defined to return the localhost address.

There is no such entry for *.me, which is why it won't work.

I use *.dnndev.me for local installs. So you can have dnn9.dnndev.me, dnn8.dnndev.me, fred.dnndev.me, thissillywebsite.dnndev.me, etc.

If you want to use dnn9.me, you could put that in your local hosts file, but it will work only on your local machine. If you need dnn9.me to work within a local network, you would need to configure that with a local network DNS adjustment.

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Joe Craig
Patapsco Research Group, Ellicott City, MD
DotNetNuke Development and Services (http://patapscorg.com)

Thank you Jose
Just connecting to this topic, in regards installing a DNN 9 sub site, can we create fred.dnndev.me as a IIS virtual directory under dnndev.me?

Thanks