Domainhop question / parking options

[H2]

Hello, I do not know what is wrong, but why when I parked my 7 domains with domainhop, updated DNS, when I enter a domain name, I see http://domainhop.com/domain.cool?domain=mydomainname.com instead of mydomainname.com? What was a reason to change DNS? I would continue to use my own DNS and own hosting account and just redirect them all to domainhop?

How to make it working without redirection?

 

[Dwayne]

i dont think you can..

 

[HFear]

If you want to make it work without redirection then you have to set your nameservers to:

NS1.DomainHop.com and NS2.DomainHop.com

 

[vimkar]

Hello, I do not know what is wrong, but why when I parked my 7 domains with domainhop, updated DNS, when I enter a domain name, I see http://domainhop.com/domain.cool?domain=mydomainname.com instead of mydomainname.com? What was a reason to change DNS? I would continue to use my own DNS and own hosting account and just redirect them all to domainhop?

How to make it working without redirection?

if you mantain your dns , you must use url redirection http://domainhop.com/domain.cool?domain=example.com where example.com is your name

if you wanna do it without url forwarding, you must change you dns to
Primary Name Server: NS1.DOMAINHOP.COM
Secondary Name Server: NS2.DOMAINHOP.COM

if you're trying to say you did all that , but why shows up the url redirection, that you can't change
this is the way domainhop does it...
they use url redirection.....
so basically there are 2 ways , but the result is the same
http://domainhop.com/domain.cool?do...ydomainname.com
:wave:

 

[vimkar]

and one more thing

this is bad for SEO.... *<|

 

[H2]

Yes, this is not good and I think this is the only option - URL redirection

 

[unholy1]

Actually if you use DH Nameservers your result should be:

http://yourdomain.com/domain.cool

If your Registrar supports Framed URL forwarding like eNOM or Fabulous then you retain the name of your domain i.e. http://yourdomain.com

 

[IAmAllanShore]

You can always forward your domains to some page that uses http:redirect or plain old URL forwarding with framed source that allows you to use a custom title and meta tags.

-Allan