Multiple hostnames for multiple domains

I am currently running 3.0SP4 in Open mode without a gateway. I have one server instance with two domains (call them domain1 and domain2). Instead of having users have to go to append the domain name to the server URL, I would like to create two separate hostnames for each domain (call them domain1.test.com and domain2.test.com, both are in the same subdomain). I added both hostnames to the system and to the DNS and can reach the server fine. I followed the procedures in the iPS Admin Guide (Chapter 8 Configuring the Gateway, Using Virtual IP and DNS Names), adding the following:
domain1->Authentication->Domain URLs
/domain1
domain1.test.com
domain1.test.com/domain1
domain2->Authentication->Domain URLs
/domain2
domain2.test.com
domain2.test.com/domain2
I also editted the platform.conf file to include:
ips.virtualhost=domain1.test.com domain2.test.com 111.111.111.111
Domain1 is set to be the default domain.
I don't want to permit access to domain1 from domain2.test.com, or vice-versa.
When I go to domain1.test.com, it brings up the login screen fine and I can log in. When I try to go to domain2.test.com, I get a No Such Domain error.
I think this might be because it might be trying to redirect domain2.test.com to the default domain (domain2.test.com/domain1) and so I get this error, since it is not in the Domain URLs for domain2.
Or is it a separate problem? How can I fix this?

I found my problem... had to do with the default domain Domain URLs.

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