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For example, I have domain name abc.com
I want both abc.com and http://www.abc.com can access the same website.
I know two ways to do that, one is add one more site and setup 301 permanent redirect to the ‘www’ webiste.
Another way I know is binding one more domain on the domain name without ‘www’
Which way is better? If for the SEO purpose, which is better?
The reason I hate to do with the first one is I have to create two site, it looks bad in IIS7 website tree.
I would strongly suggest that you should place http://www.abc.com to your abc.com’s web binding settings rather than creating a new site then do a permanent redirect to your main site.
Make sure that http://www.abc.com and abc.com’s domain settings be pointing to the same IP server, and you’ll be ok with it.
Hope this helps!