Managing the Domain Forwarding ServiceThe Domain Forwarding Management consists of the following: Setting the Destination URL for your domain nameThis can be achieved by following the steps mentioned below:
Additional OptionsURL MaskingIf you enable URL Masking, then visitors to the domain name will be forwarded to your destination website; however the URL in their browser address bar will remain the same. Also known as Stealth Redirection or URL Hiding, this will ensure that your visitors see the original domain name and not the destination domain name. For example, your website is hosted at http://destination-domain-name.com and you choose to forward http://your-domain-name.com to this website. If you enable URL Masking, your visitors will never see http://destination-domain-name.com as a URL in their browser address bar. URL Masking will also work perfectly with Path Forwarding. In this case, if you type in http://your-domain-name.com/index/index.html in the browser, the URL in the browser would not change but the page displayed will be of http://destination-domain-name.com/index/index.html. Additional Information
How does URL Masking work? In case of URL Masking, the Domain Forwarding Server sends the visitor a frames page where the frame source contains the destination URL you have specified. This ensures that the URL in the address bar of the browser does not change though the visitor sees the destination page. Enabling / Disabling URL Masking Follow the steps mentioned below:
Subdomain ForwardingUsing the Subdomain Forwarding service, you can forward any visitor from http://subdomain.your-domain-name.com to http://destination-domain-name.com/subdomain. The Subdomain Forwarding Service can also be used in conjunction with URL Masking Service. For example, if Subdomain Forwarding is enabled, then:
Enabling / Disabling Subdomain Forwarding Follow the steps mentioned below:
Path ForwardingThis feature would be highly useful when you already have a full fledged website on a particular domain name and want to not only forward some other domain name to it, but also all the paths associated with the website. Thus, if you forward http://your-domain-name.com to http://destination-domain-name.com and you enable Path Forwarding for it, then http://your-domain-name.com/index/index.html would be forwarded to http://destination-domain-name.com/index/index.html and so on. Path Forwarding will also work perfectly with URL Masking. In this case, if you type in http://your-domain-name.com/index/index.html in the browser, the URL in the browser would not change but the page displayed will be of http://destination-domain-name.com/index/index.html. Additional Information
Enabling / Disabling Path Forwarding Follow the steps mentioned below:
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