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I recently set up my own server, where I've since installed DotNetNuke in its own "site". Now, I want to map multiple domains to that DotNetNuke instance, using the child portals functionality. Thus, I want to map a domain to a directory, rather than to the site root.

I've found the Bindings setup for the site, but I don't think a similar thing exists for directories. However, I know that this is somehow possible, as I've previously done this when my sites were hosted by GoDaddy, although I did it through the GoDaddy hosting control panel.

How can I map a domain to a directory? Thanks in advance.

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This is not possible with traditional bindings on IIS. Domains can only be bound to sites.

It IS possible with a Reverse Proxy, which IIS does support. There are a lot of questions here already on how to do a reverse proxy with IIS - they may point you in the right direction.

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