redirecting a domain

**VodaHost** · 09-04-2007, 10:07 PM

Re: redirecting a domain

snellvilledbestrestaraunts.com has never been registered and is still available for purchase...you can not redirect a domain name you do not own. Click the below to purchase it....

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https://vodahost.com/modernbill/order/orderwiz.php?v=4

**QCFcom** · 09-07-2007, 08:15 PM

Re: redirecting a domain

Hello,
I basically have the same question!!! I have looked at most of the
tutorials relating to "domain name transferring" however there is no
information regarding the "redirecting" of hosting services...[unless
of course I have missed something]. In other words, I'm quiet happy
with my current domain name provider which currently has an IP Address
pointing to my old hosting server [of: "6x.17x.17x.xx"]. So if I enter
a URL of something like "http://6x.17x.17x.xx", I'm redirected to the
root/home page of my website. However, now I wish to be redirected a
Blue Voda server instead. But when I enter a BV IP Address [of:
http://74.52.103.210/ where my hosting account is located], I receive
only a generic green screen webpage saying: "Great Success !Apache is
working on your cPanel® and WHM™ Server". So the obvious question is
what "IP Address" do I use to redirect my domain name to my current BV
hosted account [which by the way also has a sub-domain associated with
this redirection process as well]???? Thanks!!!!

**LadyEye** · 09-08-2007, 01:10 AM

Re: redirecting a domain

Within the welcome email you received from Voda Hosting when you purchased your voda hosting account, you will find two name servers ..

They look like ns.??.vodahost.com and ns.??vodahost.com

These are the two name servers that you must point your domain to from wherever it is that you have your domain name hosted.

Then you must add on this domain in your control panel via the addon domain icon.

**QCFcom** · 09-08-2007, 07:18 PM

Re: redirecting a domain

"LadyEye": I assume your input response was meant for me, so thanks.
However I'm still a little confused that just changing my DSN values will
accomplish everything I need done since my "domain name account"
has the following record information which needs to be updated:

DNS records, (or Resource Records) are stored in the zone file for a
"domain name" and are used for translating domain names to IP Addresses.
They also contain other data, including "Domain Name System", "(DNS)
server", "Mail server" and "Alias" information.

"A" Record Add more IP addresses by filling in the fields below.
(Address Record or IP Address)
*.domain_name.com points to: "6x.17x.17x.xx"
"".domain_name.com points to: "6x.17x.17x.xx"

"CNAME" Record Add more domain aliases by filling in the fields below.
(Canonical Name or Domain Alias)
email.dname.com points to: email.ip-6x.17x.17x.xx.net.
mail.dname.com points to: pop.ip-6x.17x.17x.xx..net.

"MX" Record Host Name Priority Mail Server
(Mail Exchange)
dname.com High smtp.mailserver.net.
dname.com Low mailstore1.mailserver.net.

As an FYI [for forum purposes]: I will include a brief technical discription
for all the records addressed above:

"A" Record
~~~~~~~~~
The A Record, (Address Record or IP Address), for a domain name is used
to specify the physical address on the Internet that a user must connect
to in order to use the information associated with that domain name, such
as web site files or other types of data. For instance, if a web site for the
domain name "exampledomainname.com" exists at the address
123.123.123.123, the IP Address for that domain name will be set to
123.123.123.123 in the zone file on that domain name's authoritative DNS.

"CNAME" Record
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A CNAME (Canonical Name or Domain Alias) section of a zone file, is an
extension to a domain name that allows the creation of derivatives of the
domain name which can be pointed to the same (or any other) domain
name on the Internet. An example of a Domain Alias is www.register.com
points to Register.com, where "www" functions as the Domain Alias and
accesses the same web site as Register.com.

"MX" Record
~~~~~~~~~~
The MX Record, (Mail Exchange Record), is the section of a domain name's
zone file whose entries specify the mail server(s) on the Internet
responsible for email distribution for a specific domain name. Any mail sent
to an email address at a domain name must be routed on the Internet
through the mail servers specified in the MX Record for that domain name,
in order to reach the recipient.

Below are the MX Record settings necessary to use email services:
In CNAME: mail.exampledomainname.com points to: webmail.com
In MX: exampledomainname.com Priority: High mxmail.com

Again I really appreciate any input/comments you or anyone may have
regarding these topics!!! Thanks!!!

**LadyEye** · 09-09-2007, 01:07 AM

Re: redirecting a domain

Yes QCF I was ... I think in your case I would submit a support ticket, you can do so at the top of the forum ...

**QCFcom** · 09-09-2007, 04:34 PM

Re: redirecting a domain

Thanks for the return response....and I was thinking about submitting
a ticket myself but now your input has confirmed it.
So now I'll be doing just that....many thanks again!!!!
Keep up the good work!!!

**Asos_Illusionist** · 09-28-2007, 11:43 AM

Re: redirecting a domain

is it possible to configure a second domain name to a subdomain..?

e.g.
we've got casinogreco.com and we've got moneytree.gr can we make the moneytree.gr to work directly with dns/mx/and other settings/records of the moneytree.casinogreco.com subdomain..

thanx a lot..

p.s. now we have a live (html) redirection on it so moneytree.gr opens an iframe to moneytree.casinogreco.com because we can't do what i've asked..

thanx in advance..

p.s.2. is it better to open a ticket for it.?

**lemmondr** · 10-20-2007, 02:00 PM

Re: redirecting a domain

Hello!!

I have (2) domains jaxviews.com and a new one called jaxplus.net..I have a forum in jaxviews.com and want to switch it to jaxplus.net..can
someone guide me on this process???

Thanks!

Daniel

**Karen Mac** · 10-20-2007, 06:06 PM

Re: redirecting a domain

Daniel,

When you say SWITCH, do you mean move the forum itself or just the domain?

If your domain host doesnt have a means of redirection, you can simply add some lines to your htacess file on the old domain directory.

Redirect Http://www.yoursite.com/olddirectory/oldfile.html http://www.yoursite.com/newdirectory/newfile.html

download your .htaccess file, open it with notepad, and below any lines which might already be in there, add the above, with your info of course. In the case of the domain, you can just eliminate past the slash. Save as and select it in your list or .htaccess dont change the name.. leave it as it is, and reup it to your site.

Karen

**pristinelife** · 10-20-2007, 07:59 PM

Re: redirecting a domain

Originally posted by VodaHost View Post

snellvilledbestrestaraunts.com has never been registered and is still available for purchase...you can not redirect a domain name you do not own. Click the below to purchase it....

https://vodahost.com/modernbill/order/orderwiz.php?v=4

Is that what happened with my GoDaddy site that now looks like my BlueVoda one? I did not plan for that to happen, I've lost all the content that was on that site and have no way to recreate it.

**Karen Mac** · 10-20-2007, 10:20 PM

Re: redirecting a domain

What do you mean thats what happened to your site?

HEALTHYJOURNEY.BIZ@domainsbyproxy.com
Technical Contact ID: GODA-118023633
Technical Contact Name: Registration Private
Technical Contact Organization: Domains by Proxy, Inc.
Technical Contact Address1: DomainsByProxy.com
Technical Contact Address2: 15111 N. Hayden Rd., Ste 160,
Technical Contact City: Scottsdale
Technical Contact State/Province: Arizona
Technical Contact Postal Code: 85260
Technical Contact Country: United States
Technical Contact Country Code: US
Technical Contact Phone Number: +1.4806242599
Technical Contact Email: HEALTHYJOURNEY.BIZ@domainsbyproxy.com
Name Server: PARK23.SECURESERVER.NET
Name Server: PARK24.SECURESERVER.NET
Created by Registrar: GODADDY.COM, INC.
Last Updated by Registrar: GODADDY.COM, INC.
Domain Registration Date: Fri Mar 03 15:49:57 GMT 2006
Domain Expiration Date: Sun Mar 02 23:59:59 GMT 2008
Domain Last Updated Date: Sun Jul 22 23:20:14 GMT 2007

The site still shows up, did you NOT renew it? It should still be on your server if you look thru the file manager in the cpanel. You might lose the domain name, but they couldnt take your files.

Karen

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