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<H1 class="portal"><A name="IDX_wsgpcrea1"></A>Create a subweb</H1>

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<p>When working with a large Web site, it's often easier to break up the site into  
smaller subwebs. A subweb is a complete
Microsoft FrontPage-based Web site that is  
located in a subdirectory of the <a href="wsgGloss.htm#rootweb" class="glossterm"> root Web</a> site or of another subweb. Each subweb  
can have many levels of subdirectories. </p>

<p>A root Web site is an FrontPage-based Web site that is the top-level
content directory of a Web server or, in a <a href="wsgGloss.htm#multihosting" class="glossterm">multi-hosting</a>
environment, of a virtual Web server. The content of the root Web site can be
contained in many levels of subdirectories. However, there is only one root Web
site per Web server or <a href="wsgGloss.htm#virtualserver" class="glossterm">virtual server</a>. </p>

<p>For example, if a company has an intranet, a good strategy is to have a
subweb for each major department. That way, each group can manage their own site
and the main <a href="wsgGloss.htm#homepage" class="glossterm"> home page</a> in the parent Web site can provide links among the
departmental sites. </p>

<p>There are several benefits to setting up your Web sites with subwebs:</p>

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  <li>Each subweb can be maintained by a different owner.
  <li>Each subweb can maintain separate security settings.
  <li>Performance can improve, because the time required to <a href="wsgGloss.htm#recalculateweb" class="glossterm"> recalculate</a> <a href="wsgGloss.htm#hyperlink" class="glossterm">
    hyperlinks</a> is directly proportional to the number and size of the documents
    stored in a single Web.</li>
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<p>Even though subwebs appear below other Web sites in the Web server's file
system and <a href="wsgGloss.htm#URL" class="glossterm"> URL</a> space, the content of a subweb is not included in its parent Web
site. An <a href="wsgGloss.htm#authorrole" class="glossterm"> author</a> of an
FrontPage-based Web site does not automatically have
permission to edit any of its subwebs, and users cannot browse from a parent Web
site to a subweb. FrontPage Server Extensions 2002 maintains this separation of content automatically.</p>

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<p>Using the site administration Web pages you can:</p> 
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 <li>Create or delete subwebs</li> 
 <li>Merge subwebs</li> 
 <li>Recalculate a Web 
 or subweb</li> 
 <li>Specify unique permissions for the subweb or use the user accounts and <a href="wsgGloss.htm#role" class="glossterm"> 
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<h2>Administrative options not available when working in a subweb</h2>

<p>Some site administration options are not available from within a subweb;
these include:</p>

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 <li><a href="wsgGloss.htm#usageanalysis" class="glossterm">Usage analysis</a></li> 
 <li>Some <a href="wsgGloss.htm#serverhealth" class="glossterm">server health</a>
  settings</li> 
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<p>Also, if a subweb is set up to use the parent Web site's account and roles, 
options for managing accounts and roles do not appear. </p> 
<p>To configure any of the above options, you must use the site administration pages from the 
root-level Web site of the server or virtual server. </p>

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<p>There are many factors to consider when organizing your Web server's content into sub-areas. 
In general, you should create a virtual server when:</p>

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	<li>You want the content area to have its own root-level Web name. For example, http://server-name.</li>
	<li>You believe the content will increase greatly over time.</li>
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<p>You should create a subweb when:</p>

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	<li>Having a root-level Web name isn't important. For example, http://server-name/subweb.</li>
	<li>You are dividing your content up into relatively small areas with no major growth anticipated.</li>
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<p>To create a new virtual server, you use the Apache tools for UNIX.

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<p>To create a new <a href="wsgGloss.htm#subweb" class="glossterm">subweb</a>, use the <b> Site</b> <b> Administration</b> page for the
<a href="wsgGloss.htm#virtualserver" class="glossterm"> virtual
server</a> that will contain the new subweb.</p>

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  <LI>On the <b> Server</b> <b> Administration</b> page, under <b>Virtual
    Servers</b>, click the name of the virtual server
    that will contain the new subweb.</LI>
  <LI>Under <b>Subwebs</b>, click <b>Create a subweb</b>.</LI>
  <LI>In 
    the <b>Create a New Subweb</b> area, type a name for your new Web site.</LI>
  <LI>In the <b> Permissions </b> area, select <b>Use same permissions as parent web</b>
    to inherit the permissions from the parent Web site, or select <b>Use unique permissions for this web</b>
    to specify different permissions for the subweb.</LI>
  <P>Note that if you select <b> Use unique permissions for this web</b>, you must also type the
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    administrator</a> user name in the <b>Administrator</b>  box, and type and
  confirm the password for that account in the <b>Administrator Account Password</b>
  and <b>Confirm Password</b> boxes..</P>
  <LI>Click <b>Submit</b>.</LI>
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<p>If you want to create multiple Web sites 
with different <a href="wsgGloss.htm#URL" class="glossterm">URLs</a> on the same server, you need to create new virtual servers 
for your Web sites, rather than creating subwebs of your current Web site. 
To add a new virtual server, you must create the 
virtual server by using the Apache tools for UNIX.</p>

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