How to hide URL or encrypt URL in asp.net

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Hello .. i have hosted my asp.net application on internal IP address . when i browse the application the IP is showing in URL . i want to hide the IP or encrypt the IP so not easily readable.

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Surya Pandey.

Posted 7-Dec-14 18:03pm

rajpandey2u

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Dec-14 1:00am

Your goals, please. You can change your URL is some ways, but any HTTP request still needs some URL...
—SA

rajpandey2u 8-Dec-14 1:17am

yeah got it .. but want to encrpt the url .

KaushalJB 8-Dec-14 2:19am

You must have hosted your Application in IIS right ? Simply go there and give a Domain name to your application which would not show your IP address. Or else read this http://babyraj.com/hide-ip-address-in-iis-http-header/

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-07T20:47:00

Even you enable browsing via domain name like www.surya.pandey.com at the end of the chain the client (browser) will have to resolve that name to an IP address...From that on it will use that IP address to communicate with the site. That IP can be revealed with such simple tools as ping...And even you block ping to your site there are much more sophisticated tools that will do it for the one who want so...
The other problem is that clients (browsers) are not able to handle encrypted URL, just can't
The third problem is that even clients were able to handle encrypted URL TCP/IP can't so just before making connection over the WEB it should decrypt the URL and from that point on it can be revealed...