- DNS entry to redirect
- Posted by pvong on June 25th, 2008
Win2003 DNS question. I'm a new at this.
Can you make an entry in the DNS that will redirect? Basically, if someone
browse http://home.domain.com, I want it to go to https://srv.domain.com.
Please note I'm redirected to a secure site.
Thanks
- Posted by Jason on June 25th, 2008
"pvong" wrote:
Hi pvong
As far as I know you can if you know the IP address of
https://srv.domain.com.
Simply create a new zone in the DNS called (using your example above)
domian.com
Then create a New Host (A) record and name it 'home' so the FQDN becomes
home.domain.com.
Now add the IP address of https://srv.domain.com.
Now when a user types in http://home.domain.com they will be redirected to
https://srv.domain.com.
There may be another way but that's how I do it.
- Posted by Anthony [MVP] on June 25th, 2008
Not in DNS. DNS just resolves an IP address.
You can do this in IIS, by setting a redirection in the site that is Home to
the site that is SRV
Anthony,
http://www.airdesk.co.uk
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