Simple IIS Redirection expression (“*”) throws an error: The expression “*” contains a repeat expression?

The error says it all. Your regular expression is invalid. The * is a repeat character (zero or more times).

You should indicate which character is allowed to be repeated zero or more times. You probably want any character, so your regular expression should be.

The error says it all. Your regular expression is invalid. The * is a repeat character (zero or more times).

You should indicate which character is allowed to be repeated zero or more times. You probably want any character, so your regular expression should be: . * To answer your other question about proxying, it's not possible to proxy by rewriting to another host name.

You can only rewrite to other URI's on the same server. To proxy with IIS you have to install the ARR (Application Request Routing) module.

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