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# Multisite Access

*Article Topics:* [*Member* ](/getting-started/common-topics/members.md)

Multisite Access allows your [members](/additional-resources/common-terms.md#member) to access more than one paid [site](/additional-resources/common-terms.md#site). This can be done by editing your .htaccess file to reflect the following:

## General .htaccess File

```
AuthName "Members Only"
AuthType Basic
AuthGroupFile /dev/null
AuthMySQLHost localhost
AuthMySQLDB db_name
AuthMySQLUser db_user
AuthMySQLPassword password
AuthMySQLUserTable member_auth
AuthMySQLNameField username
AuthMySQLPasswordField password
AuthMySQLPwEncryption none
AuthMySQLUserCondition "siteid=N"    
```

## AuthMySQLUserCondtion

In the last line of the example above, *siteid=N* should be a site ID number. These instructions will only change that last line; the following explains what it means:

* *siteid=N* limits the member to that particular site.

If you remove "siteid=N", your members will be able to access all of your sites. 

The following line will allow users to access sites number two, three, and seven:

```
siteid in (2,3,7)
```

The following line will give full members multi-site access, but trial members will only be able to access site number one:

```
((trial=1 and siteid=4) or trial=0)
```

## Related Articles

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[Member Logging](/nats-admin/members/further-reading/member-logging.md)
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