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8/28/2006 9:03 AM
 

Oh sorry, and to answer your questions about the deleting the portal.

No, I didn't find a way to do it.  I just left them for now.

Gary

 
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8/28/2006 10:20 AM
 

Gary,

I'm not sure I follow all the questions (I'm a bit slow; only one cup of coffee, so far this AM<g>).  Let me explain how I am doing it, and you can tell me if that is what you have (or have not) tried.

In a single DNN database, I have the default portal (PortalID=0), and a number of additional portals, some parent and some child portals.  To add a parent portal, after creating the portal, I create a VD and set up the Host Header Name, e.g. www.foo.org (and foo.org, to be complete).  And, when setting up the portal, I also told DNN to "listen" for those Host Header Names in the Portal Setup (at the top of the page during portal creation, at the bottom of the page when changing portal settings).  This sounds like what you were describing in your "development" scenario.

I was able to delete my unused portals, using some SQL that I hacked together.  Let me know if you are interested in that.

I hope that helps; let me know if you have any questions.

Chuck

 
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8/28/2006 10:35 AM
 
I have the same questions. I am trying to get two portals running on a production server with seperate domains but I am unable to do so.

What is the proper config?

Thanks, Justin.


 
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8/28/2006 11:07 AM
 
For the new portal to work, in other words, for IIS to know where it is, you must define the Host Header for "servername/portal2" in the same site where DNN is running from.

Carlos
 
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8/28/2006 2:41 PM
 

Sorry again...I am dumb-arse...I am going to take back my last statement about deleting portals..

No wonder no one answered me   It was right in front of me

atmchuck, go to the list of Portals within the "Host" Menu.  When in that page click the "pen" icon on the left to edit the portal attributes.  At the bottom of that page, click "Delete"

hahahahahahaha!!!  I am glad I am not the only one that didn't see it hahahahaha!!!

Hope that helps!

 
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