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Configure doamin redirection after Primary domain name change
I just re-assigned my primary dn to a new domain, and I need to redirect my old dn over. Need to check with you if I miss out anything:
New Primary DS: www.brightangelfund.org
1) brightangelfund.com
I added this to my Parked domain and set redirect 301. I guess it will take awhile to become effective.
2) brightangel.cn
There was a re-directed done for it to go to brightangelfund.com before the change. When I typed this ns, it maps to the correct content but the domain name is still brightangel.cn. Do I need to set another Parked domain for this one in the same manner?
New Primary DS: www.brightangelfund.org
1) brightangelfund.com
I added this to my Parked domain and set redirect 301. I guess it will take awhile to become effective.
2) brightangel.cn
There was a re-directed done for it to go to brightangelfund.com before the change. When I typed this ns, it maps to the correct content but the domain name is still brightangel.cn. Do I need to set another Parked domain for this one in the same manner?
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Hello Domain, 1) brightangelfund.com I added this to my Parked domain and set redirect 301. I guess it will take awhile to become effective. I am seeing this work correctly, it redirects to brightangelfund.org. There may be a slight propagation time as brightangelfund.org is new to the server. 2)brightangel.cn There was a re-directed done for it to go to brightangelfund.com before the change. When I typed this ns, it maps to the correct content but the domain name is still brightangel.cn. Do I need to set another Parked domain for this one in the same manner? The brightangel.cn domain name is set as a parked domain, so it will point to the root folder regardless of the primary domain. You will not need to change anything for it to continue to function. I hope I was able to answer your question. If you have any more questions or information specific to the issue please leave a comment below so we can further assist you. Best regards, Scott M |
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