Comments on: How do i change from one domain name to another? http://www.yahoodomainname.thaifreehost.org/how-do-i-change-from-one-domain-name-to-another.html small business web hosting,cheap domain hosting,purchase domain names Sun, 16 Jan 2011 02:18:57 +0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: amrkl http://www.yahoodomainname.thaifreehost.org/how-do-i-change-from-one-domain-name-to-another.html/comment-page-1#comment-24469 amrkl Sat, 01 May 2010 11:01:43 +0000 http://www.yahoodomainname.thaifreehost.org/how-do-i-change-from-one-domain-name-to-another.html#comment-24469 forward your old domain name to new domain name. so that visitor of old domain name automatically redirect to new one. forward your old domain name to new domain name. so that visitor of old domain name automatically redirect to new one.

]]> By: dhvrm http://www.yahoodomainname.thaifreehost.org/how-do-i-change-from-one-domain-name-to-another.html/comment-page-1#comment-24468 dhvrm Sat, 01 May 2010 10:11:22 +0000 http://www.yahoodomainname.thaifreehost.org/how-do-i-change-from-one-domain-name-to-another.html#comment-24468 Depends how you manage your domain names. If you order your domain names through the same place as where you get your Web site hosting, then it should be as simple as telling the hosting company you want to buy the new name and have it directed to your web site, and the old name "aliased" to the new domain. If you use a registrar that is separate from your Web site hosting, then generally speaking, you buy the new domain, then set the DNS servers to use your Web site's hosting company's DNS servers. Then, you contact your Web host and ask them to point the new domain to your Web site. Finally, the old name can either be aliased to your Web site (I would recommend that) or you can change the DNS entries for the old domain to use the "parking" servers maintained by your registrar. Depends how you manage your domain names.

If you order your domain names through the same place as where you get your Web site hosting, then it should be as simple as telling the hosting company you want to buy the new name and have it directed to your web site, and the old name “aliased” to the new domain.

If you use a registrar that is separate from your Web site hosting, then generally speaking, you buy the new domain, then set the DNS servers to use your Web site’s hosting company’s DNS servers. Then, you contact your Web host and ask them to point the new domain to your Web site.

Finally, the old name can either be aliased to your Web site (I would recommend that) or you can change the DNS entries for the old domain to use the “parking” servers maintained by your registrar.

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