Handle the httpmodule in iis

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If u see the yahoo site,when u enter the www.yahoo.com ,the yahoo server get ur ip,and redirect u to the specific domain(yahoo.ca,yahoo.us,....)
now,i want do this,no for a special site,i want to get any request send to iis
(www.1.com,www.2.com,www.3.com)and with the algorythm ,redirect user to the new site for exmaple

Request: www.1.com GO To -> www.yahoo.com
Request: www.2.com GO To -> www.google.com
....
i want handle iis , no each webconfig's site.

Posted 11-Jan-12 9:48am

bahman7210

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fjdiewornncalwe 11-Jan-12 16:30pm

Please, oh please make the text speak go away. You have a keyboard in front of you and I'm pretty sure all the relevant keys work. Please use them.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Jan-12 22:46pm

Agree. I believe really good keyboards also have words: "you", "your", "please", "thanks", "thank you"... :-)
--SA

sriman.ch 11-Jan-12 22:58pm

Please dont use facebook language here...be professional when you are asking a question....

bahman7210 12-Jan-12 15:49pm

i asked a qustion,only this,no language grammer ,
please if You could answer me ,else nothing.. ok?

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