Step 1 – Log in to cPanel and click on the Redirects icon
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Step 2 – The redirects screen will have many options that need to be set
Type: Here you should always chose Permanent (301) as it will all general redirect uses.
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https?://(www.): Here you can select the domain, addon domain, subdomain or Aliase domain you want to redirect
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Under you can add the rest of the domain you want to redirect (this is optional). If, for example, you want to redirect hydro.yourdomain.net.au/fire/ to firesafety.com.au just type fire/ in this box.
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Redirects to: (1) Type the link you want the domain redirected to, make sure to start with http:// or https:// (2) make sure to select Redirects with or without www unless you have a specific reason for only redirecting (3) click Add.
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Wild Card Redirects: This option acts as a * (wildcard) in front of your redirect. So, if for example, you redirect hydro.yourdomain.net.au/ to firesafety.com.au/ with Wild Card Redirects turned on. if a user visits, for example, hydro.yourdomain.net.au/page1/ it will automatically redirect to firesafety.com.au/page 1, hydro.yourdomain.net.au/page2 will automatically redirect to firesafety.com.au/page2/ etc.