What is a Parked Domain?

January 29, 2006, 7:23 am

Parked Domains (or Domain Parking) are domains that point to the main domain account. This is a feature that allows multiple registered domains to point or redirect to a single website.

Hence, if you own domain.com, you can park domain.net and domain.org iso that if any of the 3 domains are looked up in your browser, the contents of domain.com are shown. Likewise, emails sent to the .net and the .org are also routed to your existing .com emails.

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