Which CMS? DotNetNuke

First on the list is DotNetNuke (www.dotnetnuke.com).

DotNetNuke runs on the Microsoft .NET Framework. Database options include MS SQL Express and MS SQL Server.

1. Cost
   There are currently four versions of DotNetNuke. Community, Professional, Elite and Elite Premier. The Community version is free, while the other versions do have a different fees attached to it.Here is the comparison between the different versions:
 
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Products/EditionComparison/tabid/1250/Default.aspx
 
2. Installation
   Installation on DotNetNuke is actually quite straightforward. You unzip the package downloaded from DotNetNuke. Upload all the files to your web server. Create a database. Then simply open a browser window and type in your site URL. After that it’s simply following the prompts on screen.
3. Customisability
   DotNetNuke is  highly customisable. You can change the complete look-and-feel of your site; you can also create your own modules. A simple search on DotNetNuke or DNN skins and modules tutorials brings back hundreds and thousands of links.
4. Features
   OOTB (Out-Of-The-Box) you get a few modules and providers.
   1. Events
   2. Wiki
   3. Form and List
   4. Gallery
   5. Forums
   6. Active Directory Provider
   7. Users Online
   8. Announcements
   9. Survey
   10. FCKEditor
   11. Blog
   12. News Feeds
   13. Repository
   14. Documents
   15. Links
   16. Help
   17. Map
   18. Text/HTML
   19. CardSpace Provider
   20. Feedback
   21. Chat
   22. iFrame
   23. LiveID Provider
   24. OpenID Provider
   25. Store
   26. XML
   27. FAQ
   28. Media
5. Additional Modules
   Additional Modules are numerous. Providers, modules and skins are available everywhere or you can create your own.Prices for modules, called extensions, vary from free to thousands of Rands; depending on what you want.

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