Short answer
For a whole domain or folder, use Account Manager then Site Redirection in DirectAdmin. For individual pages, add redirect rules to your
.htaccess file. Use a 301 for anything permanent so search engines transfer the ranking to the new address.Learn more
- Redirects with .htaccess: copy-ready examplesWorking .htaccess redirect rules for single pages, whole folders, domain changes, HTTPS and www — with notes on 301 vs 302 and avoiding loops.
- How to redirect a page or domain with Site RedirectionSend visitors from one URL to another using DirectAdmin’s Site Redirection, choose between 301 and 302, and know when to use .htaccess instead.
- What is .htaccess? A practical guideWhat .htaccess files do, where they apply, the rules people use most, and how to recover quickly when one breaks your site.
Step-by-step
- Redirect old URLs after a redesignIntermediate · 30 min · 5 steps