separate hosting needed for 301 redirect?
- Thread starter wizeman
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SepticFish
Power Member
- Aug 1, 2015
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No, you can do a 301 redirect directly from your domain provider
ledaponey
Regular Member
- Jun 2, 2009
- 285
- 173
Not all domain providers allow you to do a whole domain redirection, for example name.com doesn’t allow you to 301 redirect some urls
http://example.com (not working)
https://example.com (not working)
http://www.example.com (Working)
https://www.example.com (Working)
Even contacted support and said it’s not possible so you better contact your domain provider before purchasing
http://example.com (not working)
https://example.com (not working)
http://www.example.com (Working)
https://www.example.com (Working)
Even contacted support and said it’s not possible so you better contact your domain provider before purchasing
AuthorityRush
BANNED
- Feb 17, 2009
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- 30
No, all domain providers have this option or you can simply add a htaccess file to the domain
WoodsPainting
Newbie
- Dec 31, 2018
- 16
- 2
no, you don't need to buy separate hosting package for 301 redirect expired domain.
Also, you have three different options of what you can do with an expired domain name:
Use as your main money site
301 to your root domain or to a page on your site
Create your own Private Blog Network
Also, you have three different options of what you can do with an expired domain name:
Use as your main money site
301 to your root domain or to a page on your site
Create your own Private Blog Network
SoccerLover
Elite Member
- Jun 12, 2014
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