Restricting Users Per Website.

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6/3/2012 9:29:49 PM

Vicerox

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Restricting Users Per Website.

OS: Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows 7 Ultimate

Web Server: IIS 7.5

DB Server: SQL Server 2008 R2

MojoPortal: 2.3.8.5 (.NET 4.0)

Hi,

I have two problems, both are related to creating multiple sites. The first problem is that, I want to setup multiple sites on my host, I've read this:

https://www.mojoportal.com/muliplesites.aspx

Hosting name, can this work with sub domains? How do I test this using the local IIS?

Folder name, I tried creating websites from the control panel, but I can't access the child sites, do I need to copy source files to the physical locations? e.g. http://localhost/Mainsite, http://localhost/Mainsite/Childsite1

Secondly, how do I create users that are restricted to the scope of a single child site? i.e. a user can access a child site, but can't access/login the parent or other child sites.

Regards.

6/4/2012 8:07:18 AM

Joe Audette

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Re: Restricting Users Per Website.

All of your questions are answered in the documentation.

Separate files are not needed for multiple sites, it supports multiple sites in a single installation which means one set of installation files.

Users are separate per site unless you enable RelatedSiteMode in which case users and roles are shared across sites.

See How To Get Multiple Sites Working on Your Development Machine for host names.

No matter whether you use host names or folders the first site should be a root level site http://localhost/somefolder is not a root level site, http://localhost is the root level site. If you already have other stuff running under localhost the above link should help you setup another site, you don't have to use localhost for everything.