How to Manage Domain Redirections

Overview

A redirection allows you to make one domain redirect to another, either for an entire website or a specific web page. For example, you can create a redirection so that example.com automatically redirects users to exampleABC.net.

In this article, you will see that it is possible to manage domain redirections without having to go through an .htaccess file. This article is for beginners.

The Glossary contains explanations on multiple topics and can be consulted to clarify certain terms.

Prerequisite

Access to https://mg.n0c.com/en/.

How to Create a External Redirect

1. In the Sidebar menu, select Domains -> Redirections.
2. Click on the Create button:       

3. In the Create a redirect window, click on the External button and provide requested information:

• Choose the DOMAIN to be redirected in the drop-down list.
• Choose the TYPE of redirection in the drop-down list. Permanent redirection (301) or temporary (302).
• Enter the hyperlink where the redirection is made in the REDIRECT TO field.
• If applicable, check the box Use the HTTPS:// protocol, which allows you to enter only the domain name where the redirection is made in the REDIRECT TO field.

4. Click on the CREATE button.
5. The destination and type of the redirection will automatically appear in the list of all the redirections of your domains:        

Internal Redirection

In the Create a redirect interface, the user can also choose to select the Internal tab. It allows, by clicking on the checkboxes of the same name, to choose to include or exclude the WWW in the URL of the domain to be redirected and/or to choose to automatically redirect the domain to https://.

Note: If a redirection does not work, emptying the cache usually solves the problem.

How to Delete a Redirection

If you wish to delete a redirection, click on the Delete icon next to the domain (trash can):