Can parked domains be redirect to subdomains?

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LeakyMemory
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Parked domain "parked.com" redirects to "subdomain.somedomain.com". Browser address displays "parked.com", but shows content of "subdomain.somedomain.com"
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anonymous
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301 redirect will move client to default domain i thing . you mean when i am making a alias domain i should check the 301 redirect option . then my subdomain with info.example.com will show on like info.park.net ?????

Sorry for not being clear. This isn't possible. You could only do a 301 redirect. If you have further questions regarding this, feel free to contact Live Support or external threads. Let us know if you get another answer.

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iman s3
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This would need to be a 301 redirect.

301 redirect will move client to default domain i thing . you mean when i am making a alias domain i should check the 301 redirect option . then my subdomain with info.example.com will show on like info.park.net ?????

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anonymous
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hi . 

i have a domain like www.example.com and a park domain for it like park.net . 

i have a subdomain like info.example.com and want to set it up like info.park.net . how should i do that ??? 

This would need to be a 301 redirect.

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iman s3

hi . 

i have a domain like www.example.com and a park domain for it like park.net . 

i have a subdomain like info.example.com and want to set it up like info.park.net . how should i do that ??? 

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Scott
Hello LeakyMemory,

If a parked domain points to any other domain than the primary domain, it will not retain the "parked.com" format in the browser address bar. It will simply redirect and then change to "subdomain.somedomain.com" formatting. Only when the "parked.com" is pointing/redirecting to "primarydomain.com" will it retain its "parked.com" formatting.

I hope this answers your question. If you have any more questions or information specific to the issue please leave a comment below so we can further assist you.

Best Regards,
Scott M