Woocommerce Multiple domain mapping - woocommerce

For a Woocommerce webshop I'm looking to use differtent domainnames on the same webshop installation. I know this is possible with Wordpress, but is it also working for Woocommerce?
So:
domain1.com is the webshop installation
domain2.com goes to domain1.com but keeps the domainname in the url domain2.com/product/... etc.
What do I need to do to make this work properly.
Thanks in advance.

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