Im working on a new website for a customer. The site is hosted in Episerverhosting.com.
They have today public sub-domains such as (example)
- digital.nor.se
- customer.nor.se
hosted on wordpress or something.
and the main site:
- www.nor.se
I need to redirect http://digital.nor.se to www.nor.se/parent/child/granchild
So when we go public and www.nor.se get pointed to our new episerver site i need to check for sub-domain and redirect to pages at the main website.
When i RDP to our server this is how the IIS is configured:
- only one site in iis named nor.se
- only one site binding for IP-address *
So as in my understanding the * binding will answer for all request.
Is it possible to use Url Rewrite to set up rules that check for sub-domains and redirect. I tried this:
Using: Regular Expressions
Pattern: (.*)
Conditions:(digitalinsights).nor.episerverhosting.com$
Action type: Redirect
Does not work. Have you an example for a better pattern that check for a specific sub-domain?maybe something like: (digitalinsights).(whatever?) -
I tried this on my local machine. Where instead of * as site binding i added for example digital.nor.local¨ customer.nor.local and added it in the hosts file.
this did work.
But i would like to not add new site bindings on the episerver hosting server.
I would be glad for help.
BR
