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yes, use url forwarding <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL_redirection" rel="ugc">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL_redirection</a>
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Yes, have your web server answer for both domains, this is fairly trivial in apache.<br />
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you would just setup a virtualhost for both domains:<br />
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DocumentRoot /path/to/files<br />
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And of course setup DNS to have both pointing to the same server.
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Ideally you should use the second option for SEO purposes i do not know whether that is of a concern to you. May be have a default page then a redirect after a certain amount of time.
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URL Redirect is correct. Setup an account with no-ip.com, and change your authoritative servers to point to theirs.<br />
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ns1.no-ip.com<br />
ns2.no-ip.com<br />
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&nbsp;From their console it is very easy to create the redirect.
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Not sure if I misunderstood the question. &nbsp;But thought I'd throw it out there just in case. &nbsp;Depending on where you register your domain, and where the dns resides for your domain, you can probably also contact yoru domain registrar to have this redirect done. &nbsp;For example, if abccompany.com is registered at godaddy, you can contact godaddy and request that your domain be forwarded. &nbsp;Many registrars also have online admin maintenance interfaces that allow you to do that online.
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Oversee-andrew you are right we have Network Solutions who is the registar of our domain abccompany.com which is used for our email. Another Registar does the xyzcompany.com.<br />
If I have Network Solutions redirect abccompany to xyxcompany.com, will this affect our mail at all? Does not matter what redirect does when you are using mail, only when user is typing it in the browser?<br />
Because abccompany will still house our MX records which points to Message Labs. We are not getting rid of this domain. I just want it to point to the other domain incase some happens to type in our email domain in the browser thinking its the same as our website.<br />
So what do I ask them to do? More specifically? I tried calling them once and asking them if I could do it and some lady that I got said that it couldn't be done. Maybe I didn't tell her clearly enough of what I wanted. I am beginner at this stuff. I know &nbsp;you can go on line and do it your self but I don't know what to change.<br />
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Hi Splunker,<br />
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You can just simply do it by yourself very easily, Oversee-andrew's solution is to change your DNS which is totally changing your website A to point to anotherwebsite B.<br />
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If you're using Cpanel, you can change it under redirection, as viewed in attachment.<br />
This redirections does not effect your real DNS for your domain address, it just simply points to your xyzcompany.com when visitor visits abccompany.com, and the URL will change to xyzcompany.com too.<br />
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If you're not using cpanel, you can ask your webhoster to change your redirection to your xyzcompany.com it's just a few clicks away to do this.<br />
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We have domain name &nbsp;abccompany.com which we use for our email so it contains our mx records which points to Message Labs then to us. We also have domain <a href="http://www.xyzcompany.com" rel="ugc">www.xyzcompany.com</a>&nbsp;which is our web server. &nbsp;So my email address is jeff@abccompany.com and our web address is xyzcompany.com. <br />
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My question if some went ahead and tried to put in <a href="http://www.abccompany.com" rel="ugc">www.abccompany.com</a>&nbsp;in the url of there browser could I have it be redirected to xyzcompany.com web page instead of just having it show up as it does now with page cannot be found. <br />
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Or can we just put some sort of default page for abccompany.com domain which states to go to xyzcompany.com?<br />
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First option would be preferable. If it can be done I just don't know how to do it?
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We have domain name  abccompany.com which we use for our email so it contains our mx records which points to Message Labs then to us. We also have domain www.xyzcompany.com which is our web server.  So my email address is jeff@abccompany.com and our web address is xyzcompany.com. 

My question if some went ahead and tried to put in www.abccompany.com in the url of there browser could I have it be redirected to xyzcompany.com web page instead of just having it show up as it does now with page cannot be found. 

Or can we just put some sort of default page for abccompany.com domain which states to go to xyzcompany.com?

First option would be preferable. If it can be done I just don't know how to do it?

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