URL redirection enables you to redirect targeted traffic from one Internet site to another. In contrast to redirecting a domain name by parking it when the domain is practically unusable, a URL forwarding is possible provided that the domain is hosted, and therefore you shall still be able to create entirely functional subdomains and e mail addresses or even to have content for the domain in question, although it will not be accessible directly. If you have an Internet site, for example, but you would like to launch one or a number of localized Internet sites for different towns or countries, you will be able to work on them without a problem. When a site visitor opens any of the new domain names, however, they will be forwarded to the existing website. That way, you'll not miss potential clients while developing the localized sites.

URL Redirector in Shared Hosting

With the point-and-click redirection tool, that's incorporated into our in-house built Hepsia Control Panel, you shall be able to forward all of your domains and subdomains no matter the shared plan which you have picked. With just a couple of mouse clicks, you can easily set up a new redirection even if you have never used a website hosting account before, as our tool is really easy-to-use. For a standard redirection, you will simply have to choose a domain/subdomain from a drop-down menu, to input the new URL, and then to save the change. The more advanced users can edit other options also - the forwarding type (permanent/temporary), the method (direct/match) and the folder where this forwarding shall be enabled (the main domain folder or a certain subfolder). Any forwarding which you have created may be deleted with just a click at any time.

URL Redirector in Semi-dedicated Servers

If you buy any of our semi-dedicated plans, you shall get access to a useful tool, you can use to forward any domain hosted inside the account with several clicks. The tool is a component of the sophisticated Hepsia CP and can be used by both experienced users and beginners. If you have no previous experience, you can redirect a domain or a subdomain by selecting it and then by entering or pasting the remote URL. If you are expert, you could also decide if the type of the redirection needs to be permanent or temporary and if the method should be direct or match. Any of these options can be modified at any time along with the URL, so you won't need to set up a new redirection if you would like to adjust something. Naturally, when you no longer want a certain domain or subdomain to be forwarded, you are able to delete the redirection effortlessly.