Is it possible to use the MX feature in Cpanel to redirect web/mail traffic to a different server based on IP? As a way to get around the DNS resolution problem when changing nameservers on the domain?
View 3 RepliesI just recently upgraded my website from WordPress to WordPress Mu.
Everything went smoothly except for one problem. On WordPress, all my posts would appear as [url] but with WordPress Mu, it is now [url]. So whenever someone visits ht[url] or [url] they are given a 404 error because it no longer exists at that location.
I know there is a way, like a wildcard or something, that makes it so that wheneever anyone visits [url]anything it would change it to[url]whatever else was typed/, no? I can't figure out how to search for that exactly and tried reading through .htaccess docs and can't figure out how to make this work.
I am attempting to route traffic through some various open ports on my Win2k Server. I have ports 8001-8005 open for a few projects, and I would like to have the traffic from [url]site 1, localhost:8002 goto site 2, etc.
How can I set this up using IIS and the IIS Manager?
I have multiple Cpanel accs and wish to apply for all clients an Error 404/500 page redirect to a custom page.
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I have multiple Cpanel accs and wish to apply for all clients an Error 404/500 page redirect to a custom page.
What traffic monitor would everyone recommend for sites that have as many as 5,000 to 10,000 hits an hour?
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For example: I want to redirect every file in domain.com/test to domain.com/redirectedFile.htm
Is this possible in cPanel?
If not, is there another way to do this?