Sorry server redirect to simple html file hosted on ACE

I know this question has already been asked and all I'm doing here is to double check to see that the status of this feature is still unsupported??
Is this correct?
regards
Tyrone

No. You can only forward client requests to a rserver which can host your file, or send a 301/302 redirect to a maintenance URL

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