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How to control your traffic easily?

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wappy

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I have some problems to control the traffic from my typo domains.

I have several hundreds domains in several segistrars, some of them, such as enom.com, could bulk edit the DNS server and DNS setting, some of them, such as godaddy.com, could bulk edit the DNS server, but can not bulk edit the DNS setting, and most of them even do not offer bulk edit function, you have to edit the domains one by one by your hands.

And the parking companies are also different, some of them offer DNS server, but not redirection html page, some of them offer redirection html page, but not offer DNS server. If they all offer redirection html page, I could park all domains to my self server.

So do you have any good suggestion?

Thanks a lot
 
best to stick with parking companies that allow url redirection as you can then simply point all your domains at a single IP address and forward them all to the program you want and if you wish to change parking programs it takes SECONDS.

companies that do not allow this type of URL FORWARDING or FRAMED REDIRECTION offer no transparency whatsoever.

If you have your own server and a fixed IP you can use drop me a PM and I will send you a little script to help you out.
 
PM me.. I may have a solution for you using redirection methods from your server. :-)
 
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