: Erik's answer is correct if you just want the domains to alias each other. Although, it's better for user experience and SEO purposes to use an HTTP redirect using a .htaccess file in your

@Yeniel560

Erik's answer is correct if you just want the domains to alias each other. Although, it's better for user experience and SEO purposes to use an HTTP redirect using a .htaccess file in your web root. Or, goaddy may provide soem more user friendly means of doing this.

If not, just create a file named .htaccess in the FTP directory for domain.com with the line:

Redirect 301 / test.xyz.com

Then anyone who has their browser visit domain.com will be redirected to test.xyz.com - and you'll help out your search engine rankings.

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