Some readers have emailed me asking why I’m only writing about canonical URL and redirect issues for the apache/linux platform and haven’t given any advice on how to fix these issues on Microsoft Windows IIS/ASP.NET servers . So in the interest of equal time, I figure I had better present fixes for both old and new versions of IIS. In IIS 6 it can be corrected with global.asax , but with IIS 7 Microsoft added URL redirect support to the web.config file. First a URL redirect fix for the older versions of ASP.NET on IIS 6:Â
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Canonical URL Issues In Microsoft Windows IIS 6
IIS 6 (Microsoft’s Internet Information Server webserver) doesn’t have URL redirection built-in, but you can still add it on your own. Here’s the quickest and easiest way to fix the most common canonical URL issue , where both of these URLs return the same (duplicate) content:
http://yoursite.com
http://www.yoursite.com
The quickest and easiest way...
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Of course, I won’t do that, because I’m all about ethical SEO, and that’s what my ...
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