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to www or not to www?

Originally posted by: Chronoshock
Prolly up to the DNS server, just have to have the non www name listed as a redirect to the same IP as the www name
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Yep. For a minimalist domain, I usually set up anything other than mail.name.com and ftp.name.com to go to the webserver. So, typing "www.name.com" "name.com" and "bananafloat32.name.com" would all send you to www.name.com.

You don't have to do it that way. I've even run across a site that deliberately configured name.com to direct you to a page that chastized you for failing to type in the leading www.
 
Originally posted by: Trygve
Originally posted by: Chronoshock
Prolly up to the DNS server, just have to have the non www name listed as a redirect to the same IP as the www name
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Yep. For a minimalist domain, I usually set up anything other than mail.name.com and ftp.name.com to go to the webserver. So, typing "www.name.com" "name.com" and "bananafloat32.name.com" would all send you to www.name.com.

You don't have to do it that way. I've even run across a site that deliberately configured name.com to direct you to a page that chastized you for failing to type in the leading www.
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My university does this. Stupid stupid.. just forward me already, I don't care if I need www or not.
 
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