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# Redirecting Your Domain
You can redirect a domain or subdomain to another URL. Redirects are a way to forward visitors and search engines to a different URL than the one they requested. You can use redirects when you’re moving content around and you want the content to retain its value.
To redirect a domain from one domain to another domain, perform the following:
1. Go to the Domains page for the required project. The domain page appears with the list of domains registered with the project.
2. Click icon and select **Manage Records**.
Manage Records
3.Click **+Add Redirect** from the Manage Records page.
Add Redirect
4.The Add Redirect dialog box appears. Enter the redirect domain under **To** box and click **Add**.
Add
5.The redirected domain is listed under **Redirects** list.
Redirect List
{% hint style="info" %}
If you want to update the redirect domain, click the edit  icon.
If you want to delete the redirect domain, click the delete  icon.
{% endhint %}
## Adding a Service Record
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