Here is a brief overview of Drupal Multisite Redirect and how it is set up. We have a team of experts on hand to help with your questions and problems about Server Management.

What is Drupal Multisite Redirect?

Drupal is an open-source, free CMS. It can be customized and tailored for simple websites as well as complex web applications. This is one of the reasons why Drupal is popular all across the globe.

Multisite Redirect is a Drupal module that allows users to create as well as manage URLs in a multi-site configuration across domains. In other words, this is a useful feature for clients with multiple domains that are being combined into a single site.

The multisite redirect option ensures the domains and their URL are different. Furthermore, it kills obsolete URLs from the old domain. In other words, it helps improve the SEO score of the primary site. We can define rules to redirect certain patterns of URLs with the multisite redirect module.

How to download and configure Multisite Redirect?

First, we have to download the Multisite Redirect Drupal module and copy the folder to sites/all/modules. Then, we have to enable the module.

Here is a quick look at the configuration.

As seen above, we have to route the domains that will be managed by this module toward the primary site.

Furthermore, we can also set up redirect rules. The Multisite Redirect Drupal module relies on different redirect rules like One-to-one, Many-to-one, and so on.

Let us know in the comments if you need any help with downloading or configuring this module.

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Conclusion

To wrap things up, our Support Engineers gave us a closer look at Drupal Multisite Redirect. Additionally, we also got a look at its configuration and some of its redirect rules.