To redirect a subdomain to mybox.com servers, log in to the administrative panel “cPanel”, “Direct Admin”, “Plesk” or similar, provided by your hosting provider.
Find the DNS zone settings for the domain whose subdomain you want to redirect to mybox.com servers. On the DNS zone editing page, add appropriate records (NS) by providing the name server addresses to which you want to redirect the subdomain.
The mybox.com name server addresses are:
ns1.mybox.com ns2.mybox.comLet’s create the appropriate records. We’ll use the domain mybox.com and the subdomain forwarding.mybox.com as an example, which will be delegated from the old server to the new servers (mybox.com).
In the DNS zone edit for the mybox.com domain, add an NS record with the subdomain name and the value ns1.mybox.com. Repeat this process, adding similar values but changing only the record value to ns2.mybox.com.
Name: forwarding.mybox.com
TTL: Default value (or 14400)
Type: NS
Value: ns1.mybox.comBelow is a screenshot of how the zone should look after creating NS records for subdomain redirection.
After creating the records, wait up to 24 hours for the new domain records to propagate across the internet, known as domain propagation. Usually, this process is much quicker, but you can monitor the propagation via the website: https://dnschecker.org/ by entering the name of the redirected subdomain and selecting the NS record.
When domain propagation is complete, park the subdomain subdomain.mybox.com in the mybox panel (go to the “Domains” tab → “Park Domain”).
Then go to the “Websites” tab → “Add” and choose the appropriate option according to your needs. In this case, the Empty Page option was selected, with the website address being the redirected subdomain, expediere.mybox.com.
After adding the site, you can manage the redirected subdomain, which is now handled by the mybox.com server.
