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TYPO3 Domain Management

TYPO3 Domain Management Explained

Managing your TYPO3 domain doesn't have to be complicated. Here's a simple guide to help you get started:

  • Set Up Your Domain: Connect your domain to TYPO3 in just a few steps. Go to the domain settings in the backend, enter your domain name, and save.
  • Create Records: Set up A, CNAME, and MX records to point your domain to the right servers. This ensures your site runs smoothly and your email works.
  • Redirects: Use redirects to guide visitors from old URLs to new ones. This helps keep your site organized and improves your SEO.
  • SSL Certificates: Secure your site with SSL certificates. It protects your data and boosts your search engine ranking.
  • Monitoring: Regularly check your domain status. TYPO3 provides tools to monitor your site's performance and uptime.

With these steps, you can manage your TYPO3 domain with ease. Happy managing!

Domain management in TYPO3 controls at which addresses a website can be reached and which content appears there. Especially with several sites, languages or brands, a clean assignment is important so that visitors and search engines always find the right page.

Since the newer versions, configuration is done through site configurations. There you define base URL, languages, error pages and routing. Each website gets its own entry, and several domains can point to the same installation. This allows a multisite environment to be run efficiently.

The server side is part of it too: DNS entries, SSL certificates and redirects must match the settings in TYPO3. A common mistake is a missing redirect from the variant without “www” to the main domain, which creates duplicate content.

After changes, check the canonical tags, the hreflang information and the sitemap. If a domain is changed, all old addresses should point to the new ones with a 301 so that rankings and backlinks are preserved.

We set up domains, languages and redirects in your TYPO3 system cleanly and accompany moves so that visibility and availability do not suffer.

In short: Simple management of your TYPO3 domain explained.