Let us take a closer look at the wordpress DirectAdmin HTTPS to redirect and the configurations associated to set it up with the support of WordPress support services at Bobcares.

How to Redirect HTTP to HTTPS in DirectAdmin with WordPress?

Login to DirectAdmin Select the relevant account/domain from the top dropdown Click Account Management, SSL Certificates Tick the box Force SSL with HTTPS redirect at the bottom Click Save.       

We’ll want to use these methods to update Google Search Console, as well as Google Analytics and the tracking code on the website/CMS.

It would be beneficial to update the site’s content links to redirect straight to the HTTPS URLs.  

How to set up site redirection in DirectAdmin?

Many times, we might need guidance on website redirection. Let us take an example if we have a business website abc.com with pretty nice traffic, and for some reason, we decided to close that website and start the same business on xyz.com.

So, instead of forever closing abc.com, we can redirect all the traffic to xyz.com, and all the traffic of abc.com will not be wasted.

How to set up Site Redirection in DirectAdmin?

Follow the steps given below to set up site redirection in DirectAdmin.

1. To begin with the configurations on wordpress DirectAdmin HTTPS redirect, go to access the DirectAdmin control panel:
    
    

   https://your-domain.com:2222 or https://IP-address:2222 or https://server-hostname:2222.

    
2. Go to Account Manager Site Redirection.
    
3. Now, choose to CREATE NEW REDIRECT for the WordPress DirectAdmin HTTPS redirect process.
    
4. Enter the necessary information, and enter the local URL path to which we want to redirect.
    

   If we wish to immediately redirect the domain, leave the field empty or write “/”.

    

   Redirect Type: Select a reroute type from the drop-down menu (301: Permanent, 302: Temporary, 303: Replaced).

    

   Destination URL: Set the final Destination URL to which visitors will be routed.

    
5. Finally, click CREATE to implement the redirection.
    
6. Congratulations! We successfully configured the process.

How to delete site redirection in DirectAdmin?

To delete the redirect on wordpress DirectAdmin HTTPS redirect, go to the DirectAdmin control panel and log in.

https://your-domain.com:2222 or https://IP-address:2222 or https://server-hostname:2222.

1. After that go to Account Manager Site Redirection.
    
2. Select an existing site redirection and click Delete.
    
3. After that, we will be prompted to confirm the deletion of the selected Site Redirection once more. Click Delete.
    
4. Finally, we will be able to effectively delete a specific Site Redirection from DirectAdmin. 

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Conclusion

Now that we’ve covered how to set up wordpress DirectAdmin HTTPS redirect with the support of our WordPress support services. Please note that before executing site redirection, it is important to double-check the local route and target URL.