Redirecting a Permanent Redirect on IIS

[iboris]

My client has purchased several domain names for their new web site that I am optimising.

They eventually want to use different domain names for different marketing purposes.

The agency I work for use .NET on an IIS server. I understand how to do a permanent redirect on IIS.

My question is, once the permanent redirect is in place, can I, at some point in the future redirect to different site (or remove the redirect)?

My reasoning is that at the moment my client sells a certain product (say socks) and has a small section on the site selling a few neck ties. Both the main domain name and the extra tie domain name point to the front of the socks site.

Now say they become sucessful with the ties and want to create either another site or a section of the existing site and use the tie URL to point to that page or site. Can this redirect be changed to the new part of the site? And, if so, what effect will it have on my SEO progress?

[oxbaker]

yes your redirect can change at anytime you want. Setting the flag marking it as a PERMANANT redirect only sends a different IIS Status code to the client (allowing client machines to update bookmarks, etc). But you can always change the destination. The only difference is in the status codes relayed to the browser.

mcm

[aspcoder]

Even u can use application begin request to manipulate. You can also set headers programatically by response.addheader i think.