Some specs:

* IIS 7.5
* ASP.Net MVC3

I have three MVC3 applications I would like to host:

1. Project A
2. Project B
3. Project C

I want to get the URLs to be like this, respectively:

1. <http://domain/>
2. <http://domain/ProjectB>
3. <http://domain/ProjectC>

So in IIS, I have the default website, which points to the folder for ProjectA. I then added two Applications to it, one pointing to ProjectB, and one to ProjectC, and their respective folders on the hard drive. I am storing the sites in C:\sites. Each project has a folder in C:\sites where the application's files reside. As you can see, the sites are not nested at all on the server.

When I load <http://domain/ProjectB>, it is trying to load configuration values from the ProjectA web.config. Obviously this is not what I want, and I'm not that awesome at server configuration. I got it working by wrapping most of the ProjectA web.config in a location tag like so:

```
<location path="." inheritInChildApplications="false" >
    <!-- Lots of web.config stuff for ProjectA -->
</location>

```

I'm not really a fan of this, it feels wrong. To me, it seems like a nested Application in my site in IIS should not even know about the parent site. What am I doing wrong? I'm sure it is something really small. I would have made ProjectA an Application, but I don't want the alias on it, as I want <http://domain/> to pull it up for the users.

Again, I am not that knowledgeable about server stuff, it just isn't fun to me, hence why I'm asking y'all!

Thanks!