IIS 7 Canonical URL redirect?

You're right that the full URL needs to be in the web.config. You have options though You can use a config transform to make the regular expression match the correct environment There doesn't seem to be any harm if you include all three URL rewrite rules in your web.config. It sounds like your environments are isolated so each environment would only ever match one of the rules.

That can clutter your web. Config, but not horribly I'd go with option 1. You can find information on config transforms here: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd46532....

You're right that the full URL needs to be in the web.config. You have options though. You can use a config transform to make the regular expression match the correct environment.

There doesn't seem to be any harm if you include all three URL rewrite rules in your web.config. It sounds like your environments are isolated so each environment would only ever match one of the rules. That can clutter your web.

Config, but not horribly. I'd go with option 1. You can find information on config transforms here: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd46532....

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