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Like namepros and webdesigntalk. Can anyone give me a hint how to set like that ? Thanks
 
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The best way would be to just use your cPanel to add one of the two as an addon domain, and just point it to the root.

You can also use the .htaccess file and do a ModRewrite to forward one of the domain names to the other (this is probably the more SEO friendly way).
 
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this isn't advisable.. it's duplicate content :(
 
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you're right.
but there are different ways
one is paring the other, making the other add-on
another is meta redirect or php redirect
or 301 redirect

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this isn't advisable.. it's duplicate content :(
 
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I think the most easy solution is doing a redirect for one of the domains. You can do this through the cPanel of your webhost or the admin panel of your Registrar.
 
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Still blur about this. If someone could provide step by step or could provide any links, that will really help.
 
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Let's say you have domain1.com and domain2.com

A) You can redirect domain2.com to domain1.com by logging on in the registrar account of domain2.com

There should be a "forward domain" button where you can type de URL http://domain1.com
However, It's possible that you have to pay for that service :(

B) The free option is to add domain2.com to your webhost account (change nameservers when needed) and do the redirect from there (via cPanel or likewise)

Hope I'm making sense here
:rolleyes:
 
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