Content Management in Sub-Domain vs Primary Domain

I have created a sub-domain (abc.ourURL.com) for one of our
sites (www.ourURL.com). If I make any changes to the primary site,
it is carried through to the sub-domain, and visa versa. Is there a
way to stop this from happening and put a "wall" between the
changes made on one versus the other. If not, we are going to be
forced to move to Joomla.

Have you created a seperate connection to both urls?
Normally it's possible to create seperate connections on one
domain in Contribute, but I only have experience with situations
like this:
site (connection) 1: www.domain.com/
site (connection) 2: www.domain.com/site2/
site (connection) 3: www.domain.com/site3/
I all situations the ftp information only differs in the url
you connect to. The contact info (ftp) is the same at all sites.
I think you should try to set up something like this (or did
you already try that?):
site (connection) 1:
http://www.ourURL.com/
site (connection) 2:
http://abc.ourURL.com/

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Putting the issue of subdomains aside for the moment, let me illustrate what you are doing currently...
You have a domain name: http://www.jones.com
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So everyone who types http://www.jones.com will get forwarded to http://web.mac.com/username/iWeb/publicsitename/pagename.html (this is your default publicly available site)
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http://web.mac.com/username/iWeb/randompictures/pagename.html
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http://www.jones.com/randompictures
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http://www.jones.com/randompictures/index.html
Looking at this URL, here are the parts...
http://- this tells the browser to look for and HTML file
www- this is the name of the subdomain
jones- this is the name of the domain (domain name)
com- this is the top level domain (TLD)
randompictures- this is a subdirectory (think: folder)
index.html- this is the name of the HTML file that is displayed
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Here what I am hoping to do:
I have multiple sub-domains (only some listed below) setup on my local computer that I use to access local testing folders. I would like to also be able to access these domains from outside my network. Also I have an airport extreme which is forwarding http traffic to my Mac. (That works, I have tested it.) So far I have been able to get basic forwarding to my root sites folder to work, but not the sub-domains.
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