Can someone tell me if this is possible?

I have one DNN installation: test.myweb.com

I do not want to create a subportal under it. Instead, I want to create a Parent Page in under it: test.myweb.com/myparentpage.aspx; and a Child Page under that: test.myweb.com/myparentpage/mychildpage.aspx.

And I want to be able to access the parent page by typing in: www.myotherwebsite.com

I then want to be able to access the child page, but I want the URL to remain the same: www.myotherwebsite.com/myparentpage/mychildpage.aspx

Is that possible? Or will the URL go back to test.myweb.com?

Thanks in advance. I am trying to create a conglomerate of websites so that registered users have access to all the pages, but depending on your role you can only see/edit certain ones. I want to do this instead of creating separate portals, because then users can't access other sites, unless they have a separate userid and password.

Thanks.

ok, the page structure that you mention can be created by adding pages and sub pages to your DotNetNuke portal as you would normally ie:

the articles page on this website is: http://www.dnncreative.com/Articles...fault.aspx
the business page which is a sub page of the articles is: http://www.dnncreative.com/Articles...fault.aspx

if you go to the admin menu/site settings
scroll to the bottom
click on portal alias and add the additional URL you wish to use ie: www.myotherwebsite.com

You will need to point the DNS settings of www.myotherwebsite.com to your current dotnetnuke installation.

If you then type in the URL www.myotherwebsite.com it will load up the previous site using that URL. - So if I applied it to this site I should be able to enter:
www.myotherwebsite.com/Articles/tabid/99/Default.aspx

and get the same page

Does this cover what you need? Thanks,

Yes, I think so.

I basically just want to be able to have a different domain for pages and subpages on the same portal. I guess the best thing is to test it out and make sure.

I just wonder if maybe setting up one portal in this manner is the correct way to do it. I could potentially have dozens of people who need access at least 5-8 portals, but with recent DNN versions, you can't have the same usernames for them....and I can't imagine giving these people different usernames for each of the portals because that would be difficult to remember/organize.

Any tips on how to achieve this would be great. Thanks.

It's almost like I'm asking for a "host"-like role, that gives users access to all the portals, but without the "host" roles. I don't know the ramifications of that however.

The more I think about this, the more I think I need to just give these people separate usernames for each portal, and they can deal with it.

Yes unfortunately DNN doesn't work like this out of the box. I think it would be worth having a look round on Snowcovered for any module that allows you to share users between portals. - If you can find a method for this then it will be much better to set up separate portals.

I have found this module: DNN Masters Multi Portal User Sharing which looks as though it covers your needs.