Let me see if I understand your question. You want the requests that are received via site.ourdomain.com to be routed to site.hosteddomain.com without changing the URL on the client browser, is that right? If so, all you need to do is to configure ARR as a reverse proxy. The UI for this configure differs...

No problems. I think I understood you fully, but I wanted to repeat it to ensure that I do. You are using ARR in a hybrid mode. Meaning, it is both a proxy (for savitarbernese.sytes.net) and for all others, it is a content server. For requests with hostname savitarbernese.sytes.net, you want them to...

In your case, because the 4 sites are running on different machines, you have to proxy that request via common gateway (like ARR). So I don't think you will be able to accomplish what you want with just URL rewrite. I think this article will explain how you can achieve what you want to do. http:...

We install Microsoft Application Request Routing on a server and we are using it as a reverse proxy server. All the url rewrite rules work, if we update the rule set with new rules everything still works but if we introduce or modify any rule that contains any IP condition and use REMOTE_ADDR as a variable...

I believe the examples shown in this forum post would also be helpful in understanding how different rules can be used for routing requests: http://forums.iis.net/t/1158459.aspx Let me know if you have further problems.

Few days ago, I was install ARR 2.0 beta 1 on my IIS 7 to build reverse proxy. It's ok for rewrite URL to my web server, I'm so glad ARR can use for reverse proxy :) only one thing I'm confused, when QuerryString has non-ASCII charset (EX:Chinese words), ARR will response HTTP 500 error....