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I've got a few domains hosted with Freeola. The one's hosted in the last couple of years can be found by typing www.domain.co.uk and domain.co.uk
Domains I've had hosted for longer than a few years can only be found by using www.
I believe this was due to Freeola changing a setting on their servers. What I would like to do is have the older domains work like the newer ones.
The only thing I can think of is using Freeola's unhost option then rehost - but I'm worried this will mess up my email configuration and possibly my search engine placing.
Any advice welcomed...
Thanks.
Domains I've had hosted for longer than a few years can only be found by using www.
I believe this was due to Freeola changing a setting on their servers. What I would like to do is have the older domains work like the newer ones.
The only thing I can think of is using Freeola's unhost option then rehost - but I'm worried this will mess up my email configuration and possibly my search engine placing.
Any advice welcomed...
Thanks.
I've got a few domains hosted with Freeola. The one's hosted in the last couple of years can be found by typing www.domain.co.uk and domain.co.uk
Domains I've had hosted for longer than a few years can only be found by using www.
I believe this was due to Freeola changing a setting on their servers. What I would like to do is have the older domains work like the newer ones.
The only thing I can think of is using Freeola's unhost option then rehost - but I'm worried this will mess up my email configuration and possibly my search engine placing.
Any advice welcomed...
Thanks.
Domains I've had hosted for longer than a few years can only be found by using www.
I believe this was due to Freeola changing a setting on their servers. What I would like to do is have the older domains work like the newer ones.
The only thing I can think of is using Freeola's unhost option then rehost - but I'm worried this will mess up my email configuration and possibly my search engine placing.
Any advice welcomed...
Thanks.
Can you contact us at the Support Desk, that looks like a problem with the A records - [URL]http://www.freeola.info/request[/URL]
Got the ticket and it is a problem with the A record.
Got the ticket and it is a problem with the A record.