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OWA when website is redirected

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LRSmith

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Dec 4, 2002
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Our office has had its own website, separate from the main company's website, for a number of years. Per direction from headquarters, we have been told to shut down our website and redirect to the main company page immediately.

Problem is, when I set up the server to redirect, it affected our OWA access (we run our own email server here too). Previously, we'd type in Now that doesn't work because is redirected to
Any suggestions how we can retain our OWA? One thought I had was to create a new local website that only gave a link to the main company website...a bit archaic but would allow us to retain our OWA by not automatically redirecting.
 
Use ASP to redirect traffic to your local web site (not the OWA) to the address you want.

The code you need is simple:
Code:
<%
Response.Redirect "[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.maincompanywebsite.com"[/URL]
%>

Undo whatever IP redirection you did.


I hope you find this post helpful.

Regards,

Mark

Check out my scripting solutions at
 
Thanks Mark,

I tried the response.redirect code, but had trouble getting it to work. Instead went with

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="3; url=http://www.maincompanywebsite.com">

I do appreciate the response though - it confirmed my suspicions that the easiest way to salvage OWA was to simply redirect the webpage from the local website rather than an IP redirection.
 
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