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Turns out I had to call hosting service directly. &nbsp;Thanks for &nbsp;your help, this is exactly what I asked for and they sorted!
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Turns out I had to call hosting service directly.  Thanks for  your help, this is exactly what I asked for and they sorted!

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Hi, I've registered a new domain name that has an option to forward...<br />
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I've got an IIS7 server and currently using a dynamic address through dyndns.com (This will change when I get a static IP address).<br />
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My question:<br />
When I go to my website (<a href="http://www.website.com" rel="ugc">www.website.com</a>) it forwards to myname.dyndns.org. &nbsp;The browser shows that this redirect is happening.<br />
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How can I set it up so the website is hosted on myname.dyndns.org but the clients browser doesn't display any forwarding? &nbsp;i.e. just stays (<a href="http://www.website.com/default.aspx" rel="ugc">www.website.com/default.aspx</a> etc.).<br />
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Any help appreciated!
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Hi, I've registered a new domain name that has an option to forward...

I've got an IIS7 server and currently using a dynamic address through dyndns.com (This will change when I get a static IP address).

My question:
When I go to my website (www.website.com) it forwards to myname.dyndns.org.  The browser shows that this redirect is happening.

How can I set it up so the website is hosted on myname.dyndns.org but the clients browser doesn't display any forwarding?  i.e. just stays (www.website.com/default.aspx etc.).

Any help appreciated!

How can I forward from my newly registered domain name?

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