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12/4/2006 3:35 PM
 

If I have one portal with two aliases like www.skorbordz.com and http://skorbordz.freesis.net. I'd like to be able to jump from one url to the other and not lose the session info.

Currently if I log in as a user then type in the url for the other alias everything is lost.

I'm trying to configure my site to use multiple ssl wildcard certificates and if I could jump from one alias to the other without losing the session info life would be a lot easier(and cheaper) right now.

 
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