Frameset

[vashini11]

I have a domain “www.example.com” located at Server A (web provider exabyte.com).
Facing two situation here.
1.I want to direct www.example.com from www.abc.com located at Server B(same provider as Server A/same location)
2.I want to direct www.example.com from www.123.com located at Server C(web provider hostmonster /different location)

Frameset can be used to direct the www.example.com, from both new domains..

<frameset rows="*,0" frameborder="NO" border="0" framespacing="0">
<frame name="mainFrame" src="http://www.example.com">
<noframes></noframes>
</frameset>

but in my case, I don't want to use frameset.

Anyone know any alternative solution? Please Help, and Thanks in advance.

[AnkitMaheshwari]

If you simply want to direct your visitors to example.com, use a 301 Permanent Redirect.

[piatkow]

Answers here will assume that your hosting service does not place any restrictions on the redirection techniques available. That may not always be the case.

The first thing to consider is do you want your visitors to see www.example.com in the address bar or the address of the site that they are being sent to?

[vashini11]

I don't want the URL to change to www.example.com

[vashini11]

hi AnkitMaheshwari!

Thanks for your reply...
But 301 Redirect will change the URL right? In my case, I don't want the URL to change...

[vashini11]

hi piatkow!
Thanks for your reply,
I don't want my visitor to see www.example.com in the address bar...

[tedster]

I don't think it's a good idea to deceive visitors about the source of the content they are viewing. However, a frameset or iframe is the one most common approach that has such a result. Anything else is even more intentionally deceptive.