PR Question (Changing home page)

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vinod_41

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Can anyone, tell me about this

is it gona effect my PR ?

my homepage is currently at smartvisionz.com is index.html, i'm about to change things and dotnet extention default.aspx will be new file to be used there !!!

currently few days back google PR updates i got PR 3 now will it remain same when google will start crawling new file default.aspx instead of index.html.

many thanks
 
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AfternicAfternic
only if they resolve to the same URL
 
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ya url is same smartvisionz.com

actually m installing DNN
 
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like it was said above: only through same url
 
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Here is my advice:

1) Make sure you point all internal links to the new default.aspx and not http://www.yoursite.com

2) Add a permanent (301) redirect that points to the page that should be indexed. For the example above, set up a 301 redirect on your webserver for www.yoursite.com that redirects to www.yoursite.com/default.aspx.

This is best practice per Google's Matt Cutts. Check out his blog for more details.
 
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Yes, if you use 301 redirects, you will not see any serious problem.
 
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HI

It should not make a difference as i think google gives pr to the domain and not the index page on the domain, but i could be wrong,

Thanks
Tom Dahne
 
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In .htaccess you want it to read like this

Code:
RewriteEngine On

Redirect 301 /index.html /default.aspx

--------------- or -------------

Code:
RewriteEndine On

Redirect 301 /index.html http://www.smartvisionz.com
Redirect 301 /default.aspx http://www.smartvisionz.com
 
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I think alike about the 301 redirect, as it is a permanent redirect.
 
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