Help me , please
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You cannot just redirect your site.
you need to get your files from "the other site" then upload them here
to your "new account" through cpanel or through your ftp.
keep a backup of your files in case you need them.
you should also have some knowledge of how to build your website.
you need to get your files from "the other site" then upload them here
to your "new account" through cpanel or through your ftp.
keep a backup of your files in case you need them.
you should also have some knowledge of how to build your website.
no he explicado bien, lo que quiero es que cuando se ponga en el navegado www.mipagina.com se redirija a www.mipagina.x10hosting.com.
Creo que necesito los NS de x10hosting, para poder redirigir mi nombre de dominio.
I have not explained well, what I want is that when you put in the navigated www.mipagina.com redirect to www.mipagina.x10hosting.com. I think I need the x10hosting NS, in order to redirect my domain name.
Creo que necesito los NS de x10hosting, para poder redirigir mi nombre de dominio.
I have not explained well, what I want is that when you put in the navigated www.mipagina.com redirect to www.mipagina.x10hosting.com. I think I need the x10hosting NS, in order to redirect my domain name.
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i see both links you provide do not work.
have you created a website here at x10hosting yet ?
have you paid for your own domain name ?
if what you mean is that you have your own domain name
that you want to use instead of the x10host's name,
i think when you create your account on x10hosting that
you get an option to either use your own domain name
or use a free domain name provided by x10hosting.
have you created a website here at x10hosting yet ?
have you paid for your own domain name ?
if what you mean is that you have your own domain name
that you want to use instead of the x10host's name,
i think when you create your account on x10hosting that
you get an option to either use your own domain name
or use a free domain name provided by x10hosting.
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Nameserver of x10hosting
ns1.x10hosting.com
ns2.x10hosting.com
ns1.x10hosting.com
ns2.x10hosting.com
Mi dominio es www.escuelabahia.com y mi dominio x10hosting es escuelabahia.x10host.com, ¿está bien esta redirección?
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If you make any DNS changes, keep in mind they normally take
2 to 72 hours each time to propagate properly.
(average 1 to 3 days, in rare cases its been known to take longer)
while it is propagation your site will not be available.
2 to 72 hours each time to propagate properly.
(average 1 to 3 days, in rare cases its been known to take longer)
while it is propagation your site will not be available.
Hello, last Thursday I changed my ns, today is Monday and it has not propagate. Do I have to put the IP of the x10hosting ns? or only wait.
Hola buenos dias, el pasado jueves cambie las ns de mi dominio, pero aun no me han progada, ¿ necesito las ip de las ns de x10hosting?
thank
Hola buenos dias, el pasado jueves cambie las ns de mi dominio, pero aun no me han progada, ¿ necesito las ip de las ns de x10hosting?
thank
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Today is Thursday, ..... the x10hosting ns does not propagate, I enter the domain at www.dnschecker.org but everything is shown in red
No se propaga los ns de mi dominio.
No se propaga los ns de mi dominio.
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If you want the domain to show the files you have on our servers, you would need to add the domain to the account as an alias or an addon domain. The alias would show the same site as your main domain, with an addon domain you can create a separate site (would by default be contained within a subdirectory of public_html).
Just setting up a redirect doesnt really do anything other then telling the browser (user) that upon going to domain A (main domain of account in this case) forward the browser (user) to domain B (could be located anywhere, you could even forward your domain to google if you wish).
Redirects are commonly used if you change domain for some reason, or happen to own for instance both the .com version as well as a .info version of a domain but really would prefer all users to be on one of them only.
Just setting up a redirect doesnt really do anything other then telling the browser (user) that upon going to domain A (main domain of account in this case) forward the browser (user) to domain B (could be located anywhere, you could even forward your domain to google if you wish).
Redirects are commonly used if you change domain for some reason, or happen to own for instance both the .com version as well as a .info version of a domain but really would prefer all users to be on one of them only.
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