When you request a page of your Sitefinity application during the initialization or the upgrade stage of the application, you get redirected (302) to the application status page URL. Its default value is ~/sitefinity/status. You can customize the default value in the following way:
~/sitefinity/status
web.config
<configuration>
<appSettings>
sf:appStatusUrl
EXAMPLE: <add key="sf:appStatusUrl" value="/my-company/status" />
Save and close the web.config file.
IMPORTANT: If you use named route, you must use an unique URL to make sure there is no overlapping with any Sitefinity CMS system URLs. For example, use http://mydomain.com/my-company/status, but not only http://mydomain.com/status.
NOTE: If you want to remove the /sitefinity route altogether and leave the URL to be http://mydomain.com/?ReturnUrl=, set the route value to value="/".
/sitefinity
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