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How to use 301 Redirect method to change from blogspot domain to custom domain

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As you all know we have moved to new domain http://techstic.com/ from blogspot domain few time ago,and i thought to share 301 Redirect method with you all.So anyone can easily move from blogspot domain to custom domain using 301 redirect method.
301 redirect from blogger to custom domain
301 redirect from blogger to custom domain

You can use it in several situations, including:

  • to redirect an old website to a new address
  • to setup several domains pointing to one website
  • to enforce only one version of your website (www. or no-www)
  • to harmonize a URL structure change

 
To do 301 Redirect , the steps to take are these, in this order (to avoid downtime on your blog) – assuming you’ve already bought your own domain name from a provider (i.e GoDaddy.com, Bigrock.com, ix web hosting, 1and1, EveryDNS.net, Yahoo!SmallBusiness, namedeal.com, DNS Park ) and domain name provider already have name servers.

  1. Go to your domain name provider’s site (not Blogger) – where you purchased domain name or domain name hosting service.
  2. Login to your account, and go to DNS Records.
  3. Now look for ” A Records” and edit IP setting according to below table and add all 4 IP address pointing to your domain.(but do not use www before your domain name),and use TTL value according to your domain name provider’s default value or use 7200.
    Sr No Name Destination IP Address
    1 yourdomain.com 216.239.32.21
    2 yourdomain.com 216.239.34.21
    3 yourdomain.com 216.239.36.21
    4 yourdomain.com 216.239.38.21
  4. Then edit “CNAME” recording with your domain name (with www) to ghs.google.com (blogspot address) according below table,and use TTL value according to your domain name provider’s default value or use 7200.
    Sr No Name Destination IP Address
    1 www.yourdomain.com ghs.google.com
  5. The most important point to note is that you must create the CNAME record for the www “alias”, not for the “naked” domain.
  6. Now go Blogger Dashboard, then click on publishing tab, then click on Custom Domain link.
  7. If you have not purchased any domain  then enter your desired and check availibility and puchased directly from google.
  8. If you already have custom domain click on “Switch to advance setting link and enter your custom domain name, then save setting,and you are done.
  9. Your custom domain is ready with your blogger posts.However it may take 24 – 72 Hours to properly update DNS name server record and your domain work properly.So don’t panic and wait for some time.

 

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  1. Dasharath Santra says

    June 5, 2011 at 2:01 am

    Can You Help Me ?
    my old custom domain is http://www.mamatainfotech.co.in
    and now domain is http://www.mamatainfotech.com
    i want to forward all path to new domain http://www.mamatainfotech.com
    my dns is bigrock
    and hosting from blogger
    is it possible?
    my email is [email protected]

    Reply
    • hamarasathi says

      June 10, 2011 at 2:34 pm

      Hi Dashrath, you can use domain forwarding service from bigrock control panel.

      Reply
      • Dasharath Santra says

        July 8, 2011 at 11:47 pm

        Ok Thanks.
        i use it and success.
        but i temporary desable it.
        now i used javascript redirect method

        Reply
  2. Nikhil says

    September 11, 2011 at 9:12 pm

    Hi,
    Thanks for the nice post.
    1and1 doesn’t allow to create 4 A Records so how should i proceed.
    Regards

    Reply
  3. Nikhil says

    September 11, 2011 at 9:12 pm

    Hi,
    Thanks for the nice post.
    1and1 doesn’t allow to create 4 A Records so how should i proceed.
    Regards

    Reply

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