Domain name Rewrite in asp.net C#

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I have url like this

https:\\ABC\signin.aspx (Here ABC is the common name use for website)
I have taken SSL certificate for ABC.

After login it will redirect to the original domain name. I don't know why it is happening. Problem is that I don't have certificate for "xyz.my.com". So it is giving certificate error. I am getting below url.

https:\\xyz.my.com\signin.aspx

It should not be change after login. It must be "https:\\ABC\" for whole site.
Is there any way to make site name not change.

Your answer will be appreciated.

Thanks

Posted 5-May-15 0:31am

MacParekh

Updated 5-May-15 0:47am

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Hemant Singh Rautela 5-May-15 6:36am

Cant understand your question...

If you have a url xyz and page signin.aspx then its your code where you redirect it... then where is the issue...!

deepankarbhatnagar 5-May-15 6:46am

Please explain clearly..

MacParekh 5-May-15 6:48am

Question updated.

Andy Lanng 5-May-15 6:57am

How are you managing logins? Is this a custom control, a custom membership provider, a standard forms login, a windows authenticated login, etc... ?
Most membership providers specify a login url. Are you using that?

MacParekh 5-May-15 7:00am

It is standard form login.

Andy Lanng 5-May-15 7:03am

ok. is there a parameter in the login page url (like https:\\ABC\signin.aspx?Redirect=https%3A%5C%5Cxyz.my.com%5Csignin.aspx)
PS: what architecture are you using? MVC, Standard forms, CMS?
thanks

MacParekh 5-May-15 7:10am

No. there is no redirect parameter in my url.
I am using ASP.net web form application.

F-ES Sitecore 5-May-15 7:06am

What you want to do isn't possible.

MacParekh 5-May-15 7:11am

Why? Can't i rewrite the domain name?

F-ES Sitecore 5-May-15 7:50am

No you can't re-write domain names, only urls served from the same server. If you could re-write domain names then everyone would have sites that are just url rewrites of google or facebook.

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