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# 1  
Old 07-19-2005
how do redirect in bind
Hello all!

Does anyone know how to redirect i link to a host or alias name?
Here is the example:
i wank to type "Bob" in my browser and be redirected to
http://192.168.54.37:7001/Bob/BobMainServlet on that perticular port.

Im using Redhat 6.2 with bind 9.2.3

regards...
dOzY
# 2  
Old 07-22-2005
See How to redirect specific url : port - should get you closer to what you want to try although I am not sure you can get it down to just "Bob" as a url.
# 3  
Old 08-14-2005
All they talked about there was apache, i dont run apache. I run bea weblogic.
And i havent figured out how to do this in bea, thats why i asked if/how you do it in bind.

Regards...
dOzy
# 4  
Old 08-15-2005
Client instead of server?
Quote:
Originally Posted by dozy
All they talked about there was apache, i dont run apache. I run bea weblogic.
And i havent figured out how to do this in bea, thats why i asked if/how you do it in bind.
If it's just for you, and not like a company-wide change that needs to be made, then you can create named bookmarks in FireFox that will let you type the bookmark name in the address bar to get to the full URL. Just go to properties for a given bookmark, and type a name in the Keyword field.
# 5  
Old 09-04-2005
Bug
Well there in lies the problem,this is a company wide issue. But i seem to have solved it. But thanks for your time fellas.
 
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