Domain forwarding provides you with the option of forwarding visitors to your web site to another website if you prefer. If you don't have a website to forward your domain name to, you have been provided alternative options including an "Under Construction" page, a "Domain For Sale" page and the option to not display anything. Only one domain forwarding option may be selected. After making your changes, select the "Update Domain Forwarding" button at the bottom of the page.

Apply the same to www. domain.

> Domain Forwarding
Please enter the URL for the website you would like your visitors to be forwarded to when they type your domain name in the browser address window. The "URL frame" option provides you with the ability to maintain your domain name (e.g., http://www.yourdomain.com) in the browser address window no matter what link a person clicks on within your Website, instead of the actual address (e.g., http://www.somehostingprovider.com/~mysite/123).

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> Domain for Sale Template
You may use this option to make visitors to your web site aware that your domain is for sale. You have the option of using the generic text provided or you may customize the text by selecting the Domain For Sale option, selecting the "Update Domain Forwarding" button and selecting the "Edit" link. Please note that if you have the Domain For Sale option selected and you select and save another Domain Forwarding option, your Domain For Sale Template customizations will be deleted.    Edit

> Domain Under Construction Template
You may use this option to make visitors aware that your web site is under construction. A generic "Under Contruction" page will be displayed.

> Display Nothing


Subdomain Forwarding
Subdomains are like having extra domain forwarding addresses. With subdomains you can setup "anything.yourdomain.com" to go to any web site you wish. For example, you may wish to setup a help center for your customers and have "help.yourdomain.com" forwarded there. The "URL frame" option provides you with the ability to maintain your domain name (e.g., help.yourdomain.com) in the browser address window no matter what link a person clicks on within your Website, instead of the actual address (e.g., http://www.somehostingprovider.com/~mysite/123).
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