If you use Apache, switching is easy too

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Rina7RS
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If you use Apache, switching is easy too

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On your IIS dashboard, right-click your site and select Explore.
Open the webonfig file.
Add the following code block (if it isn't already there)
<configuration><system.webServer><rewrite><rules><rule name="Sforce" enabled="true" stopProcessing="true"><match url="(.*)" >
<conditions><add input={S}"pattern="OFF$"><conditions><action type="Redirect" url=s:{_HOST}{R:1} redirectType="Permanent" ><rule> <rules><rewrite><system.webServer><configuration>
How to do redirection in Apache

If you have access to the root servers, it is simple to set ecuador mobile database up the redirect in the Apache virtual host domain configuration file. If you can't, then you can go into your .htaccess file and make the changes there.

Redirecting with Apache Virtual Hosts
When you use virtual hosts, you specify a common site document root and then customize security policies for individual sites.

Use a simple redirect directive as follows:

<VirtualHost *:80> ServerName exampleom ServerAlias .exampleom Redirect permanent s:exampleom
<VirutalHost *:443> ServerName exampleom ServerAlias .exampleom
In more detail, all of this is pretty straightforward:
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