URL for Sub domain

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Hi Guys,
Our asp.net website has two major sub domains, residential and business.
Now the client wants us to investigate, if it’s possible to give independent URL for each sub domain.
Example:

CSS

URL of my site: http://www.abc.com
New URLs for sub domain would be.
Business: http://www.business.abc.com
Residential: http://www.residential.abc.com

Any help???

Posted 7-Apr-10 6:07am

Subkk

Updated 7-Apr-10 9:45am

Luc Pattyn

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Gregory Gadow · Answer 1 · 2010-04-07T06:23:00

It is indeed. In fact, the www you see at the start of most urls is, in fact, a sub-domain.

You will need to talk to your domain administrators. I believe the process is pretty easy, but there are a number of ways to implement such a change and you would be better with someone who knows your company's particulars. There can also be issues getting the new address propagated through the intertubes.