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You can configure Sitecore to respond to requests with different home nodes based on the url.

To do so, you need to perform the following steps:

1. Configure DNS appropriately.
2. Add a binding in IIS for each hostname.
3. Copy or rename the config file App_Config/Include/SiteDefinition.config.example to App_Config/Include/SiteDefinition.config
4. Modify the config file from step 3 with a new <Site> node for each site.

For example:

<!-- this entry will respond to http://site1.hostname.com/mysite with the /Sitecore/sites/mysite/home node -->
    <site name="SiteName" patch:before="site[@name='website']"
        hostName="Site1.hostname.com"
            virtualFolder="/mysite"
            physicalFolder="/"
            rootPath="/sitecore/sites/mysite"
            startItem="/home"
            database="web"
            domain="extranet"
            allowDebug="true"
            cacheHtml="true"
            htmlCacheSize="50MB"
            enablePreview="true"
            enableWebEdit="true"
            enableDebugger="true"
            disableClientData="false"/>

For more information see: https://sdn.sitecore.net/Articles/Administration/Configuring%20Multiple%20Sites/Configuring%20Sites%20in%20web,-d-,config%20File.aspx

You can configure Sitecore to respond to requests with different home nodes based on the url.

To do so, you need to perform the following steps:

1. Configure DNS appropriately.
2. Add a binding in IIS for each hostname.
3. Copy or rename the config file App_Config/Include/SiteDefinition.config.example to App_Config/Include/SiteDefinition.config
4. Modify the config file from step 3 with a new <Site> node for each site.

For example:

<!-- this entry will respond to http://site1.hostname.com/mysite with the /Sitecore/sites/mysite/home node -->
    <site name="SiteName" patch:before="site[@name='website']"
        hostName="Site1.hostname.com"
            virtualFolder="/mysite"
            physicalFolder="/"
            rootPath="/sitecore/sites/mysite"
            startItem="/home"
            database="web"
            domain="extranet"
            allowDebug="true"
            cacheHtml="true"
            htmlCacheSize="50MB"
            enablePreview="true"
            enableWebEdit="true"
            enableDebugger="true"
            disableClientData="false"/>

For more information see: https://sdn.sitecore.net/Articles/Administration/Configuring%20Multiple%20Sites/Configuring%20Sites%20in%20web,-d-,config%20File.aspx

You can configure Sitecore to respond to requests with different home nodes based on the url.

To do so, you need to perform the following steps:

1. Configure DNS appropriately.
2. Add a binding in IIS for each hostname.
3. Modify the config file App_Config/Include/SiteDefinition.config with a new <Site> node for each site.

For example:

<!-- this entry will respond to http://site1.hostname.com/mysite with the /Sitecore/sites/mysite/home node -->
    <site name="SiteName" patch:before="site[@name='website']"
        hostName="Site1.hostname.com"
            virtualFolder="/mysite"
            physicalFolder="/"
            rootPath="/sitecore/sites/mysite"
            startItem="/home"
            database="web"
            domain="extranet"
            allowDebug="true"
            cacheHtml="true"
            htmlCacheSize="50MB"
            enablePreview="true"
            enableWebEdit="true"
            enableDebugger="true"
            disableClientData="false"/>

For more information see: https://sdn.sitecore.net/Articles/Administration/Configuring%20Multiple%20Sites/Configuring%20Sites%20in%20web,-d-,config%20File.aspx

You can configure Sitecore to respond to requests with different home nodes based on the url.

To do so, you need to perform the following steps:

1. Configure DNS appropriately.
2. Add a binding in IIS for each hostname.
3. Copy or rename the config file App_Config/Include/SiteDefinition.config.example to App_Config/Include/SiteDefinition.config
4. Modify the config file from step 3 with a new <Site> node for each site.

For example:

<!-- this entry will respond to http://site1.hostname.com/mysite with the /Sitecore/sites/mysite/home node -->
    <site name="SiteName" patch:before="site[@name='website']"
        hostName="Site1.hostname.com"
            virtualFolder="/mysite"
            physicalFolder="/"
            rootPath="/sitecore/sites/mysite"
            startItem="/home"
            database="web"
            domain="extranet"
            allowDebug="true"
            cacheHtml="true"
            htmlCacheSize="50MB"
            enablePreview="true"
            enableWebEdit="true"
            enableDebugger="true"
            disableClientData="false"/>

For more information see: https://sdn.sitecore.net/Articles/Administration/Configuring%20Multiple%20Sites/Configuring%20Sites%20in%20web,-d-,config%20File.aspx

You can configure Sitecore to respond to requests with different home nodes based on the url.

To do so, you need to perform the following steps:

1. Configure DNS appropriately.

2. Add a binding in IIS for each hostname.

3. Modify the config file App_Config/Include/SiteDefinition.config with a new <Site> node for each site.

   <!-- this entry will respond to http://site1.hostname.com/mysite with the /Sitecore/sites/mysite/home node --> <site name="SiteName" patch:before="site[@name='website']" hostName="Site1.hostname.com" virtualFolder="/mysite" physicalFolder="/" rootPath="/sitecore/sites/mysite" startItem="/home" database="web" domain="extranet" allowDebug="true" cacheHtml="true" htmlCacheSize="50MB" enablePreview="true" enableWebEdit="true" enableDebugger="true" disableClientData="false"/>

For more information see: https://sdn.sitecore.net/Articles/Administration/Configuring%20Multiple%20Sites/Configuring%20Sites%20in%20web,-d-,config%20File.aspx

You can configure Sitecore to respond to requests with different home nodes based on the url.

To do so, you need to perform the following steps:

1. Configure DNS appropriately.
2. Add a binding in IIS for each hostname.
3. Modify the config file App_Config/Include/SiteDefinition.config with a new <Site> node for each site.

For example:

<!-- this entry will respond to http://site1.hostname.com/mysite with the /Sitecore/sites/mysite/home node -->
    <site name="SiteName" patch:before="site[@name='website']"
        hostName="Site1.hostname.com"
            virtualFolder="/mysite"
            physicalFolder="/"
            rootPath="/sitecore/sites/mysite"
            startItem="/home"
            database="web"
            domain="extranet"
            allowDebug="true"
            cacheHtml="true"
            htmlCacheSize="50MB"
            enablePreview="true"
            enableWebEdit="true"
            enableDebugger="true"
            disableClientData="false"/>

For more information see: https://sdn.sitecore.net/Articles/Administration/Configuring%20Multiple%20Sites/Configuring%20Sites%20in%20web,-d-,config%20File.aspx