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Pointing Domains
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If your looking to point more then one domain to the same domain, double check with your host that you are allowed to do this first off, then you will have to add the domains in your control panel, so the hosts server will know where to send the requests to.. then just change the DNS info of each domain.
Login to your domain's control panel and under the "Forwarding" section, enter the domain you want that domain to redirect to.
In other words, if you want www.mydomain.com to be redirected to www.mydomain.net, then enter www.mydomain.net in the "Forwards" section and wait for DNS to propogate.
I have this setup for a bunch of my domains, and it's a piece of cake.
In other words, if you want www.mydomain.com to be redirected to www.mydomain.net, then enter www.mydomain.net in the "Forwards" section and wait for DNS to propogate.
I have this setup for a bunch of my domains, and it's a piece of cake.
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