Short answer: not with the simple parked-domain forwarder
Web Forwarding is designed to send the domain and www name to a single saved URL. It does not provide a table of source paths and destinations.
Use simple forwarding
Send the whole domain to one website
- Open My Domains and select Domain Tools.
- Open Web Forwarding.
- Enter the complete destination URL, including https:// when supported by the destination.
- Choose the redirect type shown for the feature and save.
- Confirm the domain's A record points to UKC Parking; saved forwarding cannot receive visitors while web traffic points elsewhere.
Different destination for each path
Use a hosted redirect map
For mappings such as /old-page to https://new.example/new-page, host the source domain and configure server-side redirects. On Apache hosting this is often done with carefully tested 301 rules in .htaccess; applications and other web servers may provide their own redirect manager.
- Permanent site move
- Use a 301 redirect for each old URL to its closest relevant new URL.
- Temporary campaign
- Use a temporary redirect only when the original URL is expected to return.
- Many old paths
- Build and test a redirect map; avoid sending every missing page to the new home page.
- Query strings
- Decide deliberately whether they must be preserved or removed.
Avoid redirect loops
Do not redirect a name to a URL that immediately redirects back to the source. Test http, https, root and www variants before making a large redirect set public.
Migration check
Test the exact old URLs
- Each important old path reaches the intended new page.
- Redirects use HTTPS without certificate warnings.
- No multi-hop chains or loops are introduced.
- Missing paths return an appropriate 404 instead of an unrelated page.
- Analytics and search tools are monitored after the move.
Need a path-by-path redirect plan?
Send us the source domain, a sample of old URLs and exact destinations, whether the move is permanent, the current hosting service and approximate number of rules. Do not send hosting passwords.
Ask the Hosting team