Setting up the HTTP Redirect service sends visitors to your domain or sub-domain to a new location. The Redirect can occur to a different domain or sub-domain and can include a path to a specific directory or file on the target web server.
To Setup the HTTP Redirect Service
| 1. Click Overview or Manage DNS. |  |
| 2. Find the zone which contains the node where you want to add the service. Click Manage in the right most column of the display. |  |
| 3. Select Simple Editor from the tab menu. |  |
| 4. Scroll down the navigation tree to find the node where you want the service added. |  |
| 5. Scroll to the Services section. |
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| 6. Select HTTP Redirect from the Add a New Service drop-down.
Note: The HTTP Redirect service will not appear in the drop-down list if a CNAME or A record already exists on this node.
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| 7. Use the following information to complete the HTTP Redirect form:
Redirect URL — Enter the full URL, including http:// or https://, where users will be redirected when accessing the selected zone node. Include requested URI in Redirect — Check if you want to preserve the user’s specific path to a subdirectory. Leave unchecked to simply redirect users to the Redirect URL. Response Code — Choose the response code associated with this redirect. 301 — Moved Permanently 302 — Found. (Default) Add Service — Click to add the redirect service to the zone node. |
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