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How to Redirect a Domain in cPanel

21 Mar 2026 · 3 min read · DelhiHosting Team

cPanel’s Redirects tool sends one URL or domain to another — useful for moved pages, alternate domains, or pointing an old address to a new one.

When to redirect

Use a redirect when content has permanently moved, or when an extra domain should send visitors to your main site. A permanent (301) redirect also passes SEO value to the destination.

Set it up

In Redirects, choose the domain or path to redirect, enter the destination URL, and pick permanent (301) for moves. cPanel writes the rule for you, so you don’t have to edit files by hand.

Redirect vs alias

Redirects change the address in the browser to the destination; aliasing (parking) shows the same site under multiple domains without changing the URL. Pick based on whether you want the URL to change.

Quick tips
  • Use 301 for permanent moves
  • Set the exact destination URL
  • cPanel writes the rule for you
  • Use parking if the URL shouldn’t change
Key takeaway

The Redirects tool sends old URLs or domains to a new destination — choose 301 for permanent moves to keep your SEO.

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