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Hi,There are lots of options to do this.

Building your own redirect within the site is the best way to do this. The best option is to build a redirect file in c#/vb and search using RegEx for the old URLs and redirect to the new URLs. http://forums.asp.net/t/1844542.aspx Old post but sill a useful resource.

Or you could add all the old URLs one by one and redirect to the new URLs if you want to avoid Reg Ex's.

You could also try using the WebConfig if the above doesn't work.

<httpredirect enabled="true" exactdestination="true" httpresponsestatus="Permanent"><add wildcard="OLD URL HERE" destination="NEW URL HERE"></add></httpredirect>

I'd like to outsource the cross-browser testing and get complete functionality testing across browsers too.  I work for an online travel tour operator, so we take a lot of reservations online.  I don't totally trust my internal resources using tools like Selenium because we're adding a lot of new functionality to our new site - saved itineraries, wish list, some upselling and cross selling functionality, selling insurance, etc.  So, while of course I want to be sure everything renders properly across browsers, I also feel like the investment in having someone check booking process in all browsers/technologies is critical especially since many of our customers are accessing our sites using older browsers.

Thoughts??