Update DNS records and set up a 301 redirect

This guide uses mydomaine.com as an example. Make the changes in the dashboard of the provider that manages the domain’s DNS records.

• CNAME. Point www and B2B to fallback.joodcms.com. For each name, replace the old value fad9a0fbd82d4340.vercel-dns-016.com if that record exists. If the record is missing, add it with the new value. Enter the hostname without https://. Keep the existing TTL or use the default for a new record.
• A. Delete the record only if its name is @ and its value is 216.150.1.1.
• Redirect. Set up a permanent 301 redirect from mydomaine.com to https://www.mydomaine.com.

1. In Domain Portfolio, select the domain and open DNS → DNS Records.
2. Click the pencil to edit the CNAME or Add New Record to add it. Enter the Name and Value, then click Save. Use the delete icon for the matching A record.
3. Under Forwarding, select Add Forwarding in the Domain section. Choose https:// in the protocol list, enter www.mydomaine.com, select Permanent (301), and save.

1. In hPanel, open Domains → DNS / Nameservers → DNS records for the domain.
2. Click the pencil, edit the CNAME, and click Update. To add a record, select CNAME, enter the name and destination, then click Add Record. Use the trash icon for the matching A record.
3. In Redirects, enter the full HTTPS destination https://www.mydomaine.com. Select Permanent (301), then click Create redirect. If the domain is connected to a hosting plan, use the redirect tool in the website dashboard.

Check that both CNAME records point to the new destination. Confirm that https://mydomaine.com redirects to https://www.mydomaine.com.