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Dotnetnuke: install one codebase with multiple portals or install multiple codebases?

Gill Cleeren

DotNetNuke

January 6, 2007

From DNN Creative magazine - very interesting if you're using DNN for large projects:
To help you consider which type of portal you should create, or whether you should create a new DotNetNuke installation, we have created a PDF mind map diagram which you can download for free.

We have based this diagram upon you currently having a single DotNetNuke installation with one domain name.

The main points that you need to consider are:

Do you wish to create several un-related websites with unique domain names?
Do you wish to create several websites of a related category to the first website?
How large and complex do you anticipate the website will become?
What are your hosting options, backup options etc?

The PDF diagram helps you work through each of these points and make a decision on whether or not to create a parent portal, child portal, or create a new separate installation of DotNetNuke.

Download the DotNetNuke Portal Considerations PDF diagram

Posted on: Saturday, January 06, 2007 10:56:28 PM (Romance Standard Time, UTC+01:00) | Comments [0]

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