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Hello, I've read a lot about HTTP status 301 that means 'moved to a new

location'. This way the search engines will pick up the new location

pronto.



However, I want to redirect within the domain. In other words,

www.example.com/somefile.htm will become

www.example.com/article.aspx



How do I do something like that and still have the search engines pick

up the new location of the file?



Thanks


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In IIS Manager, right-click the file and choose Properties.



On the file tab choose "a redirection to a URL"

Enter /article.aspx?id=10 as the URL

Check the box that says "a permanent redirection"



Cheers

Ken



"Frank Rizzo" <nospam@nospam.com>wrote in message

: Hello, I've read a lot about HTTP status 301 that means 'moved to a new

: location'. This way the search engines will pick up the new location

: pronto.

:

: However, I want to redirect within the domain. In other words,

: www.example.com/somefile.htm">www.example.com/somefile.htm will become

: http://www.example.com/article.aspx?id" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.example.com/article.aspx=10

:

: How do I do something like that and still have the search engines pick

: up the new location of the file?

:

: Thanks





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