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I have seen a few things written about this and remember one where there was an XML file. So, there is an old URL and a new URL. If the user hits the old URL he is redirected to the new one.
The redirects can be from files that don’t exist on the server eg new-jobs.php from Apache server has been moved to an IIS Server and the file is now called new-jobs.aspx.
Does anyone know of such a system or have a better solution?
Check out URLRewrite.