Redirecting your own domain
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Redirecting your own domain
So I have my own domain name and I wants it to redirect to my forum.
I have added the correct Cname settings and my domain provider has confirmed that everything is indeed correct, however, when I am adding my subdomain in an Admin CP, I always get this error no matter what:
The supplied domain name is not well configured
You have no CNAME redirecting to : murkliai.forumlt.com
I have added the correct Cname settings and my domain provider has confirmed that everything is indeed correct, however, when I am adding my subdomain in an Admin CP, I always get this error no matter what:
The supplied domain name is not well configured
You have no CNAME redirecting to : murkliai.forumlt.com
Last edited by wernis on December 5th 2016, 5:00 pm; edited 2 times in total
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Re: Redirecting your own domain
ChanelW wrote:Hello,
The domain name provided works, you a wanting your current domain name to direct the viewer to the domain name provided?
Thanks,
ChanelW
I have no idea what you just said (confused).
I have my own domain name, properly set up redirection by entering a Cname, however in the admin CP (General - Forum Address) when entering my domain name it shows that it is not redirected to your Cname even though it is.
Guest- Guest
Re: Redirecting your own domain
forumas.murkliai.lt is my own sub-domain while murkliai.forumlt.com is my default forum address.
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Re: Redirecting your own domain
Lol, yes, I've seen it.
I've tried to do exactly the same like in the picture.
I've tried to do exactly the same like in the picture.
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Re: Redirecting your own domain
So you want to add your forum name after something? I do not know if that is possible. Most domain names just remove the Forumotion part.
Original Link: help.forumotion.com
Domain Names: help.com, help.net, help.org, etc.
Original Link: help.forumotion.com
Domain Names: help.com, help.net, help.org, etc.
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How are you entering the link in the administration panel?
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Hi, it is still not working.
In admin CP I try with/without www
That's how my DNS settings look like. The domain is Murkliai.Lt and I want it (not a sub-domain, I changed my mind) to reach my forumlt forum.
Maybe it has something to do with A's? Or maybe aname www entry has to be without a dot?
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In admin CP I try with/without www
That's how my DNS settings look like. The domain is Murkliai.Lt and I want it (not a sub-domain, I changed my mind) to reach my forumlt forum.
Maybe it has something to do with A's? Or maybe aname www entry has to be without a dot?
@ChanelW @slgray
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Re: Redirecting your own domain
You need to contact the domain name provider about how to set it up.
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It is already set up according to your picture and I am asking you if everything is fine.
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We do not know how other providers work.
I meant how do you enter the link in your forum's administration panel?
I meant how do you enter the link in your forum's administration panel?
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Re: Redirecting your own domain
murkliai.lt and www.murkliai.lt , I try both.
Also, my uploaded picture shows everything you need to know (it shows a Cname record, that's all you need).
Also, my uploaded picture shows everything you need to know (it shows a Cname record, that's all you need).
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Re: Redirecting your own domain
Go ahead and enter it even if you get the error message. Wait a couple days to see it it starts to work.
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Re: Redirecting your own domain
Problem solved & topic archived.
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