Converting to Drupal

Hello,

I'm currently trying to convert my site () to drupal. I've hit quite a snag in regards to the whole taxonomy layout.

Right now my site's hierarchy is like this:

Homepage
-Mainpage 1
-subpage 1
-subpage 2
-subpage 3
-Mainpage 2
-subpage 1
-subpage 2
-subpage 3

etc.

An example of a mainpage is
and an example of one of its subpages would be

Hello,

This is my case:

I have a website (website1) which is built and have users and everything. I'm building a section of (website1) called (website2) which is hosted on a new server and using Drupal as a platform.

Now i want it to work like this: if a user make an action (comment, etc..) on (website2) check if logged on (website1) through web services .. if not then add the username and info to the Drupal's users table and log him on.

Any ideas how to do this? .. is there any ready module to do something similar to this?

Thanks

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