Drupal 7 globalredirect not working for /node/ redirection I want to redirect my site from URLs like 

/node/530

to 

/Services/TrainTickets.html

I installed GlobalRedirect module as I've read it would address this problem, but the same page is still accessible at /node/530 path.

Anybody knows what the problem could be and how I could resolve it?

I also want to make it impossible to access the site via

http://www.waytorussia.net/node?page=31 and so on...

Thanks!

UPDATE I use Drupal for Facebook module and I've seen there were issues with that as it uses custom url rewrite but did not find any resolution.
For your first problem why are you not simply using Clean URLs, which is built into Drupal? I'm assuming you're using version 7.x.

I'm not absolutely certain about adding the .html added to your url aliases and whether that will break something, but I'd imagine you could easily fix that by using some mod_rewrite and just appending .html to all your clean URLs. 

What I mean then is in your Drupal system your URL aliases will be /Services/TrainTickets. Essentially you'll still be using default/core clean URLs for all your paths. In .htaccess file though you can use mod_rewrite to append .html to all your paths.

For your last problem re: blocking access to all /node/x paths, the first thing I thought of was again to use mod_rewrite to redirect to a custom built 404 Page Not Found page, instead of having to use a Drupal module. However, I've never tried this and am not certain this approach would work. I took a quick look though and it appears someone else thought of this too:

https://www.drupal.org/node/164526#comment-7919767 

One issue I see right away is that you'd want to ensure that the path is a node view page (i.e. node/x) and nothing more (e.g node/x/edit - which would mean you're logged in), otherwise you'll run into some issues when logged in and trying to edit content.

Maybe try it out? Worth a shot.