Multiple domains point to same site without redirect and no confusion

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Hello - just a quick question:

Can I have 1.com, 2.com, and 3.com all point to 1.com with the address
appearing as 1.com using just Windows 2000 DNS on a DMZ? If so, how? Each
domain has their own zone file, but when I set their ip to the ip of 1.com,
they still show 2.com or 3.com in the address bar.

I know how to do it with IIS 5.0 and redirects, but there are reasons we
can't do that.

Thanks!
 
Hello - just a quick question:

Can I have 1.com, 2.com, and 3.com all point to 1.com with the address
appearing as 1.com using just Windows 2000 DNS on a DMZ? If so, how? Each
domain has their own zone file, but when I set their ip to the ip of 1.com,
they still show 2.com or 3.com in the address bar.

I know how to do it with IIS 5.0 and redirects, but there are reasons we
can't do that.
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Can't do it with DNS either. DNS doesn't change the URL, it simply
points the host name to the IP.

You could do it with code on your main page, checking the URL and
doing a Server.Redirect to the proper URL, but that's a question to be
answered in an ASP group.

Jeff
 
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Can't do it with DNS either. DNS doesn't change the URL, it simply
points the host name to the IP.

You could do it with code on your main page, checking the URL and
doing a Server.Redirect to the proper URL, but that's a question to be
answered in an ASP group.

Jeff
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Or a 3rd party:
JPELECTRON DNS Redirector:
http://www.jpelectron.com/dnsredir.htm

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Ace

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