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Redirection question

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JohnPeters last edited by

How would I redirect this URL:

http://www.members.mysite.com/

to this URL:

http://www.mysite.com/

?

I cant figure it out
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underscorelive last edited by

Do you use cPanel? There's a nice redirect feature in there - most control panels offer something similar.

If not, you may need to get your hands dirty. I'm not that techie but I think it's the htaccess file.

cPanel Redirect

htaccess redirect

Good luck!
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