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The problem is that I will need to go to that main index as an administrator. &nbsp;If it automatically redirects then I can't manage it.
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The problem is that I will need to go to that main index as an administrator.  If it automatically redirects then I can't manage it.

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Rename the index page index2, then browse to that page as an administrator.<br />
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Rename the index page index2, then browse to that page as an administrator.



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I have a server that is called Achilles that I run a help desk system on. &nbsp;If you go to your web browser (internally) and type in <a href="http://achilles" rel="ugc">http://achilles</a>&nbsp;it takes you to the homepage of the software package. &nbsp;If you go to <a href="http://achilles/helpdesk" rel="ugc">http://achilles/helpdesk</a>&nbsp;it takes you to the helpdesk package. &nbsp;I want my users to either type in helpdesk or support in their web browser and it automatically take them to <a href="http://achilles/helpdesk" rel="ugc">http://achilles/helpdesk</a><br />
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How can I do that? &nbsp;I was thinking DNS, but there is no way to put a /helpdesk on the back of a name.
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I have a server that is called Achilles that I run a help desk system on.  If you go to your web browser (internally) and type in http://achilles it takes you to the homepage of the software package.  If you go to http://achilles/helpdesk it takes you to the helpdesk package.  I want my users to either type in helpdesk or support in their web browser and it automatically take them to http://achilles/helpdesk

How can I do that?  I was thinking DNS, but there is no way to put a /helpdesk on the back of a name.

Help with redirection, possibly DNS?

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