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Forget about &quot;redirection&quot;.<br />
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Create two separate Publishing Rules.<br />
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One for www.abc.com&nbsp;the sends to the destination of www.xyz.com<br />
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One for www.xyz.com&nbsp;the sends to the destination of www.xyz.com<br />
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This will work with HTTP,...but HTTPS would be a problem.<br />

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Forget about "redirection".

Create two separate Publishing Rules.

One for www.abc.com the sends to the destination of www.xyz.com

One for www.xyz.com the sends to the destination of www.xyz.com

This will work with HTTP,...but HTTPS would be a problem.


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Thanks for the response. This is very close. It works but is there a way to make <a href="http://www.xyz.co" rel="ugc">www.xyz.co</a>&nbsp;appear in the address field iof the browser nstead of www.abc.com?&nbsp;Also, the www.xyz.com&nbsp;site is not hosed locally. 
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Thanks for the response. This is very close. It works but is there a way to make www.xyz.co [http://www.xyz.co] appear in the address field iof the browser nstead of www.abc.com? Also, the www.xyz.com site is not hosed locally.

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We have a site that has had an identity change so www.abc.com&nbsp;is now www.xyz.com. The underlying content and directory structure are unchanged. We have a redirection rule in place but it redirects all requests to the root of www.xyz.com. If someone requests www.abc.com/somedir/someotherdir&nbsp;from a bookmark we need it to redirect to www.xyz.com/somedir/someotherdir. I know this can be done per directory and a rule would be needed for each. Is there a way to redirect www.abc.com/*&nbsp;to www.xyz.com/*&nbsp;so that no matter what is requested by the client it will redirect and work given that the site content directory structure is unchanged.
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We have a site that has had an identity change so www.abc.com is now www.xyz.com. The underlying content and directory structure are unchanged. We have a redirection rule in place but it redirects all requests to the root of www.xyz.com. If someone requests www.abc.com/somedir/someotherdir from a bookmark we need it to redirect to www.xyz.com/somedir/someotherdir. I know this can be done per directory and a rule would be needed for each. Is there a way to redirect www.abc.com/* to www.xyz.com/* so that no matter what is requested by the client it will redirect and work given that the site content directory structure is unchanged.

ISA wildcard redirect rule

Microsoft Forefront, formerly known as Internet Security and Acceleration Server (ISA Server), is a network router, firewall, antivirus program, VPN server and web cache that runs on Windows servers. It includes identity management and protection systems, and discontinued systems for threat management and network protection, along with protection for Sharepoint and Exchange. The scope of discussions includes forward and reverse proxy, application and service publishing, virtual private networks (VPNs), outbound access rules, SSL certificates and network routing within either a single node or an highly-available array pairing.