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How to disguise the URL of a redirect in portals

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Posted on by Daniel H 130

Hello,

currently I want to create a portal in Dynamics for marketing. We have a landing page xyztest.com with a contact form an some information on this page. Our plan is to re-create this page dirctly in Dynamics as a webpage and redirect our orignal URL xyztest.com to the page in Dynamics, which will look like. abc.onmicrosoft.com/zyztest.com.

My problem is, that we don't want that our clients who are redirected are able to see the redirected website, but instead the original name xyztest.com.

Does anybody have an idea if this is possible and how I can do this?

Many thanks in advance,

Daniel

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    Daniel H 130 on at
    RE: How to disguise the URL of a redirect in portals

    Hi Carl,

    thank you very much for your reply. I already thought about the embedded / captured forms, but in this scenario I will have some discussions with external Partners who are responsible for CMS systems. As to create the Pages directly in Dynamics for Marketing this is my preferred solution and only has the one disadvantage about the URL, as we currently don't want to have the "microsoftportals.com" in it, so I was hoping that this can be changed. So we have to think about know if the URL is something that we can live with.

    Thank you for your help.

    Daniel

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    Karl Maybach on at
    RE: How to disguise the URL of a redirect in portals

    Hi Daniel,

    When you set up the portal, you can choose the subdomain shown in the URL, which means you could choose your company name there, but the result would still be something like: MyCompany.microsoftportals.com. 

    Another possibility could be to use embedded or captured forms instead. These would live natively on your site but still interact with Marketing.

    .Karl

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