Multiple domain url routing in asp.net 4?

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Yes it can (If I understand your using of the word URL Routing correctly) Simply set a host-header entry for the application for each of the domains you want to support. You can do this in the IIS As a result abc.com" rel="nofollow">abc.com admin.abc.com domainname.com" rel="nofollow">domainname.com admin.domainname.com all point to the same web application. Be aware, that sharing a session between multiple domain names might become a problem.(If the user starts surfing with abc.com" rel="nofollow">abc.com and later uses domainname.com" rel="nofollow">domainname.com) Another approach would be to use the canonical hostname rule for the IIS 7.5 URL Rewrite 2 Module.

That results in having only domain that is visible for the users. E.g.Www.domainname. Com/myFooPage gets redirected to abc.com" rel="nofollow">abc.com/myFooPage) This might be a good approach for SEO.

Yes it can (If I understand your using of the word URL Routing correctly). Simply set a host-header entry for the application for each of the domains you want to support. You can do this in the IIS.As a result abc.com" rel="nofollow">abc.com admin.abc.com domainname.com" rel="nofollow">domainname.com admin.domainname.com all point to the same web application.

Be aware, that sharing a session between multiple domain names might become a problem. (If the user starts surfing with abc.com" rel="nofollow">abc.com and later uses domainname.com" rel="nofollow">domainname.com) Another approach would be to use the canonical hostname rule for the IIS 7.5 URL Rewrite 2 Module. That results in having only domain that is visible for the users.

E.g. Www.domainname.Com/myFooPage gets redirected to abc.com" rel="nofollow">abc.com/myFooPage) This might be a good approach for SEO.

Thank you for the reply! But what if I do not have permission/control over the IIS, is there another option? – benjieb Jan 12 at 11:42 If the URL Rewrite 2 Module is installed, you can configure it via the web.config.

Could you ask your hoster for installing it? Iis. Net/download/URLRewrite – citronas Jan 12 at 11:44.

Yes it can (If I understand your using of the word URL Routing correctly). Simply set a host-header entry for the application for each of the domains you want to support. You can do this in the IIS.

As a result www.abc.com www.admin.abc.com www.domainname.com www.admin.domainname.com all point to the same web application. Be aware, that sharing a session between multiple domain names might become a problem. Another approach would be to use the canonical hostname rule for the IIS 7.5 URL Rewrite 2 Module.

That results in having only domain that is visible for the users.

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