As a tip to godaddy subscribers (such as myself), I post my experiences with google page hosting...
I have a host (example.org for this writeup) domain purchased through godaddy.com, and I wanted to host pages at Google. Google makes it easy to point http://www.example.org to their page hosting services, but there is no (or little) information about making http://example.org point to the same web site. The result was that if you people visited http://example.org, they would be greeted with a godaddy domain parked page.
The good people at godaddy.com lead me to forward the main domain to the subdomain.
- I had already setup godaddy as Google pages suggested creating a CNAME to point to ghs.google.com.
- I ensured that the A record for Host @ is set to the original value set up by godaddy.com.
- I then clicked on example.org and clicked the "Forward" button, enabled forwarding to "http://www.example.org" with option "302 Moved Temporarily".
In short, http://example.org (and http://www.example.org) should now end up at http://www.example.org-a.googlepages.com
I hope this helps godaddy customers who have google apps page hosting.
2 comments:
I've been trying to do the same thing for my website. It looks like it worked for yours. Thanks for posting this solution.
Thanks, I inherited a godaddy registered page that I moved hosting to google. Your instructions fixed the non-www access to my page!
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