Installation of two eShops

Hello!
We've got one production server (mySAP ERP 2005). I have to prepare two eShops (B2B) with separate external internet addresses. We've got additional free server for this solution.
1. Production server is located in the company network and it is not visible from internet. But shops should be available for the internet users. Where I should locate server with eCommerce?
I've got a plan to install only Java stack with eCommerce on the new server and put it in DMZ. In the XCM for B2B I will set connection to production server. Because eCommerce server will be in DMZ it will be accessible for internet users. It is a good solution?
2. The second thing is two eshops. There should be two separate internet addresses like addr1.com and addr2.com. The differences between these shops are different product catalog, maybe layout of shop. How to install it?
As I know it is possible to define to separate shops in the XCM configuration. Finally we've got access to one shop by address:
https://ecommerce:50001/b2b/b2b/init.do?scenario.xcm=scenario&shop=shop1
and second by:
https://ecommerce:50001/b2b/b2b/init.do?scenario.xcm=scenario&shop=shop2
Is it good idea to redirect addr1.com to https://ecommerce:50001/b2b/b2b/init.do?scenario.xcm=scenario&shop=shop1
and the same with addr2.com (shop2)?
It is possible to set separate shop layout in this solution?
Or...
I should install two separate eCommerce servers on the one machine. Then I will have two addresses:
https://ecommerce:50001/...
and
https://ecommerce:51001/...
But I thing it is more complex and it is not so good idea.
Can you help me and explain how to split these servers and how to make them accessible for internet users?
Regards,
Michal

Hi,
You can go with both of your solutions.
You can maintain two servers one for internet and one for intranet. In production scenario this is common. You can maintain it in DMZ.
Also you can go for one server with two different shops as you said.
https://ecommerce:50001/b2b/b2b/init.do?scenario.xcm=scenario&shop=shop1
and second by:
https://ecommerce:50001/b2b/b2b/init.do?scenario.xcm=scenario&shop=shop2
Both these solutions are feasible.
If you want to maintain different layout for different users go for the first solution as they are in different servers and you can change the layout according to them as it would be easy for you.
Or If you want to go with second solution then try to create a custom application for internet user like
http://ecommerce:50001/b2b/b2b/init.do -
for intranet users
http://ecommerce:50001/b2b_new/b2b/init.do -
for internet users
in this you can maintain different XCM setting for different shops on the same server.
Regards,
[Sateesh Chandra|http://sateeshchandrach.googlepages.com]

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