IIS 7.5 uses URL Rewrite module to achieve web page redirection

We all know that Apache can easily set rewrites for web pages or websites in the configuration file, but I recently took over a group of IIS servers and found that there was simply no configuration file for me to write, but I wanted to implement the web page rewrite function. What to do? I googled it and found the content decisively.

IIS URL Rewrite module:

Official download address:
http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/url-rewrite

Official documentation:
http://www.iis.net/learn/extensions/url-rewrite-module/using-the-url-rewrite-module

Download the installation package to the IIS server and install it. It will automatically detect the installation location of IIS. It is very simple until the end. After that, reopen IIS Manager and you will clearly see a component in the directory of each website: URL Rewrite!

Double-click to enter its rule panel:

You can directly click Add rule in the upper right corner to add rules.

Here we simply do a rewrite.

Target:

When a user visits www.a.com/aaa, the file named aaa.html is automatically accessed.

accomplish:

Click Add rule, then select Blank rule, and then fill in the rules as shown:

Name: Give it a name. We will name it "set aaa to aaa.html"

Requested URL: Select 'Matches the pattern'

Using: Select 'Exact Match' (If your regular expressions are good enough, you can also use regular expressions for matching)

Pattern: Enter the matching content 'aaa' (Since it is an exact match, we only need to enter the exact matching content)

Action type: Select rewrite.

Rewrite URL: Enter the aaa.html we need

Click Apply in the upper right corner to save.

IIS has supported this URL Rewrite module since IIS 7.0. It can not only define the redirection of a single link, but also the redirection of the entire directory. It can be said to be powerful and easy to use. Highly recommend it to everyone!