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Running multiple sites with one installation and one central management. Also known as network and WPMU.
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Problems with WordPress multisite directories/url structures and admin access after migration
If they are already there, you could try reverting them to regular (non-multisite) versions and going through the process of converting to a multisite manually. … Database: The options table for each multisite install should contain correct site_url and home.
The wp_blogs table (probably not wp_ in your case) needs to contain path for each install. …
