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How do I create a redirect in cPanel?

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A redirect automatically sends visitors from one URL to another, useful when you move a page or want a short link. This guide explains how to set one up in cPanel.

Creating a redirect #

  1. Log in to cPanel.
  2. In the Domäner section, open Redirects.
  3. Choose the type (Permanent 301 or Temporary 302).
  4. Select the domain and enter the path to redirect from.
  5. Enter the full destination URL.
  6. Click Add.

301 vs 302 #

  • 301 (permanent): best for moved pages; passes SEO value.
  • 302 (temporary): for short-term changes.

www and full-path options #

You can usually choose whether the redirect applies to www, non-www, or both, and whether to redirect with or without the full path. For a simple move, redirecting both and keeping the default path works well.

Troubleshooting #

  • Loop: make sure the source and destination are not circular.
  • Old page still loads: clear your browser and site cache.
  • Wrong destination: check the target URL for typos.

Need help? #

If a redirect misbehaves, our support team can check it over live chat.

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