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Are these two sites using the same codebase ? If so im unsure why you would need two different applications just setup in your page tree like this
If you do need them as two seperate applications although with the same toplevel domain than each site in a seperate folder you will need to use a reverse proxy (You may need multiple licenses for this)
See here for example : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/extensions/url-rewrite-module/reverse-proxy-with-url-rewrite-v2-and-application-request-routing
Its two independent sites with different codebase. Ill try it with url rewrite. Thanks for your help!
Hi!
Is it possible to host 2 different optimizely sites, as 2 applications under one IIS-site like this?
ExampleSite (with port 80/443, and binding www.examplesite.com)
--Portal1
--Portal2
Then Id like to reach each site by url:s
www.examplesite.com/Portal1
www.examplesite.com/Portal2
The important part being that they keep their application prefix for all URL:s?
I tried setting this up but with no luck , Im guessing Episerver routing might not like this?
Im using CMS 12 and IIS 10 on windows server 2022
regards
/Rickard