Store Integrator wrote
www.tennisplanet.com is currently in use and build in classic asp. However, now we have running www.tennisplanet2007.com. It seems to run stable, so we want to start using the actual url: www.tennisplanet.com. Since SSL is used, I will install new certificate, but I have the idea that by leaving the portal alias www.tennisplanet2007.com the SSL will not work. It will work, but in SSL mode not. Is there a way to configure DNN so that www.tennisplanet2007.com becomes automatically www.tennisplanet.com ? A kind of HTTP filter doing this conversion would be great?
The fix for can be done with my first suggestion.
1) Point www.tennisplanet.com to the same IP as www.tennisplanet2007.com.
2) Add www.tennisplanet.com to the alias table (login as host and under admin/portal settings you can update the alias table).
3) Access the site using the new URL www.tennisplanet.com and delete www.tennisplanet2007.com from the alias table.
4) Now access the site using the www.tennisplanet2007.com URL and you will be redirect to thet www.tennisplanet2007.com URL since that is the only URK in the alias table.
* If you want you can skip step #3 and then both URL's will access the same site.
** You can see this work with a site I have http://savingourboys.org. I also have the .com and .net URL for the same site poitning to the same IP address but not matter whether you enter http://savingourboys.com or http://savingourboys.net you are always sent to http://savingourboys.org.
Store Integrator wrote
Second issue is about classic asp. Links are like,www.tennisplanet.com/index.asp . How can I configure DNN or IIS to keep all those links working if I have www.tennisplanet.com/default.aspx ?
I am assuming that the links you are talkling about are embedded links in the content that were migrated to the new DNN site (example: Static content migrated using the HTML/Text module, etc. If that is the case, you can use the module blogged about here to do a search and replace in all your HTML/Text modules. If not, can you please describe more about these links?