How to point a framework to your website

[bigrat95]

Hi, my client use the NJOYN framework to insert all of the new job post on his website. The problem is that this framework is not hosted at the same place that his website is hosted. This create 2 domain name.

First: Example.com

second: example.njoyn.com

How can I tell google that example.noyn.com link with the site example.com?

Can I do this by simply 301 redirect the domain from example.njoyn.com to example.com?

I know that this is a framework, is there a way to have access to their htaccess file?

Finally, is there a way to rewrite example.njoyn.com/job1 to example.com/job1?

Thanks alot

[LesleyPaone]

There is a bit more complexity in using a cname, but a lot of big systems should be able to handle it as a standard thing, unless there is an inherit security risk. I use them both with freshdesk and maxcdn. Like take this http://cdn.dh42.com/certified.png   and this http://dh42.com/certified.png The one with the cdn prefix is actually loaded from maxcdn, but it just looks like it came from my sub domain. Same with my freshdesk account, it is at help.dh42.com, but it actually is on their server.

I would prefer a cname to a 301, but sometimes you don't have a choice. Do you currently have anything at the site you are wanting to redirect to NJoyn? Or are your just looking to make it easier when you need to tell people where to go to?

[bigrat95]

Hi LesleyPaone & thanks for your awnser!

Does a 301 would be more powerfull than a Canonical Name?

Is there a difference in the complexity for NJoyn or other framework to accept the cname usage compare to a 301 redirect usage?

Thanks

[LesleyPaone]

The only way that it could work that I can see is if Njoyn allows the use of cnames. Then you could cname the domain to their portal.