Hi guys, I have a question about parked domain, I would like to park a domain that is on another server outside netlify for a page on my website that is hosted on netlify, does anyone know how to do this?
example: my-website-that-is-on-netlify.com/blog
to my-site.that-is-not-is-on-netlify.com ( it is subdomain)
the two must display the same content.
I do not understand your question. Could you please rephrase it?
I wanna see my website site.com/blog (hosted on netlify)
It are hosted in another server blog.site2.com
Did you understand now?
SamO
March 6, 2023, 3:57pm
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So I think you want to migrate your domain from another service provider to Netlify? Is that correct?
If so, here is some documentation that outlines how to achieve that:
Last reviewed by Netlify Support on 13 Sep 2021
Netlify DNS is service which allows you to manage DNS records for domains using our web UI (even for domains registered elsewhere).
IMPORTANT: You must copy all required DNS records to the Managed DNS service before changing the domain’s name servers to the Managed DNS server to avoid possible interruption of services.
For th…
Last reviewed by Netlify Support in Oct 2021
The trick with migrating a live site is all in DNS timing.
Specifically, we can't get a new SSL certificate for your site until the Time To Live (TTL) value has expired from your old DNS values. The new DNS values for Netlify must first be in place and correct, and then issuing the certificate is a breeze!
Below are the steps to follow for a successful migration with minimal downtime. There are quite a few steps in this process, not gonna lie. Bu…
Sorry for confuse, I sent a image to understand better
the both website are hosted on netlify but using different name.
I have my website example.com and I wanna add a folder blog and stay like example.com/blog
I see you opened a new thread on this topic: Park website on netlify
You need to create a proxy as outlined in this documentation . These support guides provide a lot of relevant information
Last reviewed by Netlify Support Staff: December 2022
Say you have an awesome blog as part of your larger website. But you’ve chosen to have your awesome blog in its own, separate git repository apart from the rest of your site content. How can you make this work so that your visitors have a seamless experience browsing that content as well under your one, main hostname? Proxying to the rescue!
Yes, Netlify is built around the “single codebase per site” model. But this isn’t to say that you c…
Last Reviewed By Netlify Support Staff December 2022
redirects and rewrites document covers a broad range of use cases, from status codes to proxying another service and everything in between.
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