I responded earlier to this with the suggestion of using a unique directory for each site, which does work. I'm now using a different technique which is to store the actual redirection configuration at a higher level (applicationhost.config) instead of the site's web.config file. This allows...

IIS7, Windows server 2008 64bit, ISAPI filter(VC 2005) hello. help me. i've got problem. I want to run my ISAPI filter on IIS7, but now disable. problem is following example.. When connect to http://www.test.com, ServerSupportFunction is not action But, connect to http://www.test.com/index.htm ,...

Server: Windows Server 2008 Standard + SP2 Hi, I originally posted this question in the Terminal Server forum but was told it was probably an IIS issue and I might get more help here. I have built a Windows 2008 Terminal Server for a proof of concept idea. I have it set up and working correctly, both...

I have problem that seems related to the original question and the answer. I have 4 websites on my IIS 7.0 installation. All of the websites have a similar site structure. One of the folders under the root is /Source and I need to redirect this to /Destination for just Site4. I tried using the web interface...

It would be nice when viewing a Site Analysis Report if under either the Content or Links dropdowns that there was a subsection called Redirect Mappings or something similar where we could see a list of all the internal redirections and where they redirect to. Cheers. Daryl Quenet, Director of SEO Services...

I ran into this same issue. What is mostly likely occuring here is that each of your 50 redirect sites has the same directory configured. In IIS7 when you setup a redirect it is stored in web.config in the site directory. Since all 50 sites share the same directory when you change one, you change them...

All-- I've got a 2008/IIS7 server that houses a few sites and about 50 redirects. This was originally hosted on 2k3/IIS6 with no issues. Now I am having trouble setting the redirects for each hostname--I edit one, it propagates to all of them. Any Thoughts? I trust I am missing something simple....

I get this for every link on each page for my site. It doesn't make sense to me, I'm not using redirects these are standard links. a href="some.page" Could calling a Databind on a control cause this? I'm kinda lost. Please help.

I need professional help here... Here's the situation... I have product URL's going to detail pages. On that page it breaks out into sub-sections, at times it also carries extra parameters in the query string other than "v" and "fa"... note that "v" is an alpha-numeric...

This article should give an idea how to do the same by using IIS Manager UI. http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/461/creating-rewrite-rules-for-the-url-rewrite-module/ Or alternatively, open the web.config file located at the root folder of your web site and add this rule inside of the /<configuration>...