iFinity

Bruce,
Upon approval I will send you the Host access separately via email.
Here is what we are trying to do:
If someone tries to access www.gfhllp.com/highwoods then forward the users to a non DNN site. As you can see by my strategy in this topic I thought to create a http://www.gfhllp.com/highwoods_redirect.aspx page and then use iFinity URL Master to direct all url requests going to www.gfhllp.com/highwoods to go to the highwoods_redirect.aspx page; this page itself is doing a Permanent 301 DNN External URL to http://gfhllp.mojoe.net.

So basically, we want all requests going to www.gfhllp.com/highwoods to be redirected to http://gfhllp.mojoe.net non-DNN site.

Thanks,

Developer Mojoe.

Ok there's two problems here

1) you had a trailing slash '/' on the highwoods Url entered as a redirect : this is not required

2) you need to setup the wildcard mapping for IIS6 in order for a Url with no extension to work. 

Note that /highwoods.aspx redirects to the Url as you would like, but /highwoods returns a 404.  This is because IIS doesn't pass the Url with no extension onto the asp.net runtime (and hence Url Master)

If you use the 'Test Url Rewriting and Redirecting' functions you will see that the /highwoods Url works as you like.  Thus, to complete, all you need to do is setup the wildcard mapping for IIS6.