Stopping Requests at the Destination Root Folder

[ryandoah]

Hi All,

I have moved an external "intranet" to the inside of our network, where as it was previously set up as a NT Auth. internet site. I am trying to phase out the old pages, but many people have bookmarks to the various pages. I have setup a notice page as the default.asp of the parent directory, but people are able to bypass this with their bookmarks. I would like to be able to stop all traffic that is requested of the directory and send it all to the one redirect notice page. How can I do this? Currently I am just going through every page and changing the code to match the redirect message, but would like a more automated approach.

Thanks,
ryandoah

 

[Serbtastic]

How about removing the pages, and inserting a cusomized 404 page indicating the new site location?

 

[mrdenny]

Or point the old site to a new folder with the customized 404 that Serbtastic mentioned. That way to get the same functionality without loosing all your old info.

Denny

--Anything is possible. All it takes is a little research. (Me)

 

[ryandoah]

Ok. Good Ideas. Thanks guys.
ryandoah