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  • kilter
    Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 79

    Godaddy domain management question?

    1)My question is, since their not subdomains of the "Primary", what exactly makes the primary a primary.
    2) More importantly, if I wanted to create a seperate alias for some domain name.
    What's the difference between creating a domain within the Godaddy domain manager which points to the same directory and creating a CNAME record within some other domain which simply points to the same domain (the one we want to act as an alias for).
  • adamhawk
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 4

    #2
    Re: Godaddy domain management question?

    If you follow the normal Godaddy instructions for forwarding a domain, you will likely not get the redirection to work at all. There is a special process that you have to follow, and if you need support, a special team in Godaddy to field your questions (general domain support is not trained for these situations).

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    • AdamsonAfton
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 2

      #3
      Re: Godaddy domain management question?

      Have a new domain purchased from Google that is managed by Godaddy and want to ‘Forward’ or redirect it to a new domain?

      If you follow the normal Godaddy instructions for forwarding a domain, you will likely not get the redirection to work at all. There is a special process that you have to follow, and if you need support, a special team in Godaddy to field your questions (general domain support is not trained for these situations).

      I recently worked on a project to with one of my customers. They had a significant amount of blog content on an old Google Blogspot account (ex somedomain.blogspot.com). They wanted to consolidate this content to a central website powered by WordPress as a CMS. They also happened to be bringing in another blog from a different locations, so there was a merger going on, but that’s not relevant for this issue.

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      • BradleyScott
        Junior Member
        • Sep 2010
        • 2

        #4
        Re: Godaddy domain management question?

        They had a significant amount of blog content on an old Google Blogspot account (ex somedomain.blogspot.com). They wanted to consolidate this content to a central website powered by WordPress as a CMS.

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        • Mosskit
          Junior Member
          • Jul 2010
          • 3

          #5
          Re: Godaddy domain management question?

          Still now no any body give reply which Represent GO Daddy. Why?

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          • smthkathleen
            Junior Member
            • Dec 2010
            • 2

            #6
            Re: Godaddy domain management question?

            Originally posted by kilter View Post
            1)My question is, since their not subdomains of the "Primary", what exactly makes the primary a primary.
            2) More importantly, if I wanted to create a seperate alias for some domain name.
            What's the difference between creating a domain within the Godaddy domain manager which points to the same directory and creating a CNAME record within some other domain which simply points to the same domain (the one we want to act as an alias for).

            Its simple that you can creat as many subdomains to your primary domains. just with the domain put one script or wordpress site..

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            • claydcousta
              Junior Member
              • Sep 2011
              • 21

              #7
              AccuWeb.Cloud
              Re: Godaddy domain management question?

              The primary is just the main acocunt regstered initially with godaddy. with some of the plans and it looks like the one you have you can add additional domains to the hosting space to use the available extra space in the account.

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