I'm trying to make the subdomain work on the server i'm trying to fix.. Here's the scenario right now: Windows Server 2003 sub1.domain.com sub2.domain.com sub3.domain.com sub4.domain.com All the sub domains has the same IP address record A ( 77.240.xx.xx ) not real IP All sub domains are...

URL rewriting is working now a charm now except for this one issue i have.. I want this subdomain: http://business-cards.mysite.com to be rewritten to a page on my website. Right now it just goes to the default page. I created a rewrite map like this : /business-cards.mysite.com /Storefront/ProductCategory...

If that is the only web site on your IIS server then you can leave the Host Name empty when specifying the site binding. That will cause all requests to any of those 5 subdomains as well as the parent domain to be routed to your web site. However, if there are other web sites on IIS server that use the...

I wanted to the exact same thing. I basically wanted to have a url like this: http://www.abc.domain.com to be rewritten as: http://www.domain.com Here is how my rewrite rule looks like <rewrite> <rules> <rule name="subdomain" stopProcessing="false"> <match url...

Yes, that will work. You may want to restrict the pattern further by using anchors: e.g. ^hhh\.domain\.com$. That way the rule will not be executed for such domains as blahhhh.domain.com.

The rewrite rules are stored in the web.config file inside of the <system.webServer>/<rewrite>/<rules> section. So you would need to add the following section inside of <system.webServer> section of web.config file located at the root directory of the web site: <rewrite>...

This should be doable. In the rewrite rules add a condition that checks that the host header has a subdomain. That way rule will not interfere with any of the requests made to domain.com. A condition may look similar to this: <add input="{HTTP_HOST}" pattern="^[^.]+\.domain\.com"...