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Pav1977

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I need to check if the redirect I have set up is done in correct and best way.

Website with the address needs to point to
I host but has been hosted by someone else and they will now point to the relevant section of our site.

I created a separate blank page on a separate IP with the <META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="0; URL= and gave the external IP to the company that hosts
Is there a simpler neater way of doing a redirect like this - can you point me to some source about this on the web - I can't find anything sensible. What I don't like about my solution is that it uses separate IP's (waste of IP addresses and I don't have too many of those left). Could it be done using "Multiple identities for the website" on IIS?

Let me know what you think.

Cheers.
 
Well what I need is to redirect the users that come only from and the rest of the users are not redirected - I can't find the option to specify that in the "Multiple identities" and it's not mentioned in the article you posted the link to.

Thanks for trying - anyone any ideas?
 
A couple of ways are possible depending on;

what access you have to the server

or

if your pages are all asp or application mappings are set to use asp code.



Chris.

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So long, and thanks for all the fish.
 
I have full access to the IIS and yes they are all asp code.

Cheers
 
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