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URL redirection rules

Find out if you can use URL redirects.

About redirects

Domain Name Service (DNS) does not allow for URL redirects where you may want a CNAME or a record to point to a full path.

For example, you may want the name www.mydomain.com to point to www.yourdomain.com/mydomain. While a CNAME could be set up to point www.mydomain.com to www.yourdomain.com, the web server operating www.yourdomain.com would need to direct the requests for www.mydomain.com.
Last updated: November 21, 2023

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