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Web site not accessible with the "www" prefix why not ?

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Hello , I have a small problem :/my site works fine then i miss with something i think :ph34r:now it works with the domain hightradegroup.com and doesnt work with http://www.smcsbdc.com/ how can i fix this www thing ?please advise me Thank You

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I believe it is a matter of your location. I can easily access your web site through both URIs. I don't think this is something to be worried about, since at least 90% of people can (probably) access your web site with no problems whatsoever.And please, do try to make your topic titles more descriptive.

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You should make a redirect from http://www.smcsbdc.com/ to http://www.smcsbdc.com/ .

This is because we should start conforming to the no-WWW Class B (if not C) level. Currently, you are at Class C right now, which by their definition is the way the Internet should be but not recommended right now.

Edit the .htaccess file that you see in the public_html folder and add this somewhere:

RewriteEngine OnRewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ (.*) http://hightradegroup.com/$1 [R=301,L]

That is how I redirect my site. So if people visit http://www.smcsbdc.com/, they will automatically be redirected to http://www.smcsbdc.com/ .

Hope that helps.

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One thing I'd like to point out is make sure it doesn't say https: I cant remember exactly how it happened, and cant check right now because my credits are in the negative, but somehow from CPanel it redirected me with a https: instead of http: Just a thought.

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