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If I have a portal with a top navigation of<br />
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Department A &nbsp; &nbsp;| &nbsp;Department B &nbsp;| &nbsp;Department C<br />
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Then for Department B I need to use it as a jump off to another site collection, with a separate top navigation, will that be an issue? &nbsp;Also, it will need a separate url.<br />
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Thanks
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If I have a portal with a top navigation of

Department A    |  Department B  |  Department C

Then for Department B I need to use it as a jump off to another site collection, with a separate top navigation, will that be an issue?  Also, it will need a separate url.

Thanks

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For a SharePoint Farm, if you need &nbsp;3 portals with separate Content DB's and Url's what is the best way to set this up?<br />
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Thanks
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For a SharePoint Farm, if you need  3 portals with separate Content DB's and Url's what is the best way to set this up?

Thanks

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