How do I forward my domain name to another URL?

To forward your domain name to another URL, you need to create both an A Record and a URL Forward record from your DNS Manager.

Before You Start

Please make sure your domain name is using Libyan Spider name servers:

ns1.ns.ly
ns3.ns.ly
ns5.ns.ly

If your domain is using different name servers, the DNS records must be managed from the DNS provider currently hosting your DNS zone.

Steps to Configure Domain Forwarding

  1. Sign in to your account:
https://my.register.ly
  1. From the side menu, choose: Domains > My Domains
  1. Click Manage next to the domain name you wish to forward.
  2. From the middle menu, choose: Name Servers

Make sure your domain is pointed to our name servers:

    ns1.ns.ly
    ns3.ns.ly
    ns5.ns.ly
    1. From the middle menu, choose:
    Management Tools > Manage DNS

    Step 1: Add the A Record

    You need to add an A Record for the root domain name or the subdomain you want to forward.

    For the root domain

    Example:

    yourdomain.ly

    Add the following A Record:

    TypeName / HostValue / Points To
    A@65.21.242.11

    For a subdomain

    Example:

    www.yourdomain.ly

    Add the following A Record:

    TypeName / HostValue / Points To
    Awww65.21.242.11

    Step 2: Add the URL Forward Record

    After adding the A Record, you need to add a URL Forward record.

    Use the following format:

    _http._tcp.yourdomain.ly 10 10 "http://destination.url"

    Replace:

    http://destination.url

    with the full destination URL you want your domain to forward to.

    Example

    If you want to forward:

    yourdomain.ly

    to:

    http://example.com/abcd

    Add the URL Forward record as:

    _http._tcp.yourdomain.ly 10 10 "http://example.com/abcd"

    Final Example

    To forward:

    yourdomain.ly

    to:

    http://example.com/abcd

    you need to add:

    A Record

    yourdomain.ly -> 65.21.242.11

    URL Forward Record

    _http._tcp.yourdomain.ly 10 10 "http://example.com/abcd"

    Once both records are added, please allow some time for DNS propagation.

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    Updated on April 27, 2026
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