Hi there!
I’m trying to understand the correct way to handle 301s for a migration of a SUBDOMAIN.
I have:
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notes.replicatecodex. com (this is the blog and the custom subdomain, hosted on ghost)
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replicatecodex. com
I need to 301 all of these to a new domain:
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notes.replicatecodex. com → notes.aimodelslist. com (same for all its paths)
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replicatecodex. com → aimodelslist. com (same for all its paths)
I am using Google domains. It allows me to set 1 forwarding rule only. I cannot set 2.
So, I can set a rule that says 301 replicatecodex. com → aimodelslist. com … That works fine, I’ve tested it. It also perfectly handles path forwarding.
But I cannot also set a 301 notes.replicatecodex. com → notes.aimodelslist. com in google domains, because I can only set one forwarding rule.
How do I achieve this for the subdomain? I want to perfectly handle all paths and 301 all content from notes.replicatecodex. com → notes.aimodelslist. com … what is the proper way to do this?
Sorry for the weird .com spacing, the forum interprets my URLs as spam