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Hot to URL Re-Routing ??

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    Hi everyone, I host a site www.xyz.com. When i type www.xyz.com in the browser, it works correctly. But when i just type http://xyz.com ; it gives some config issues. I asked the hosting support; they told me that i have to manually set the web.config file to fix that issue. How can i fix it by setting the web.config file ?

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      Hi everyone, I host a site www.xyz.com. When i type www.xyz.com in the browser, it works correctly. But when i just type http://xyz.com ; it gives some config issues. I asked the hosting support; they told me that i have to manually set the web.config file to fix that issue. How can i fix it by setting the web.config file ?

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      Essentially there's a config option that routes default stuff. You want <yourdomain> and also www.<yourdomain> to map to the http service (port 80), webmail.<yourdomain> to map to mail services, etc.. My hosting company has an online utility to do the mapping and yours probably does, too. Check with them. If you configure your own server, then check the OS and network docs. I'm not a network guru, but I figured it out a few years ago. It sounds like you didn't find the right person in tech support to talk with.

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      Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software

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