I am thinking that is the case, as Microsoft DNS is based off an older version of BIND. I know that some other custom DNS software provides a solution for URL/WEB redirecting (in DNS) but I wanted to confirm if there was some way I could acomplish this with Microsoft DNS, or if I would need to create an app and a database that reads the header info, looks up the domain and then redirects it to the specified url. The folder redirection is not realy an issue, but would be an added benifit. Are there any plugins or registry changes I can utilize to still do this via DNS?
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by: Chris-DentPosted on 2007-07-18 at 09:05:48ID: 19514875
You could send test.com to the IP for bob1.com, however handling requests on that domain name (and any folders beneath) must be handled by the web server.
Generally that would mean having a host header for test.com if filtering is performed there.
Chris