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At GoDaddy, you can set up domain forwarding to redirect your domain.
When you chose a CNAME for www, that points the domain to the same IP address as test.somedoman.example. It is up to the server at that address how to handle the request for your domain. It could:
Redirect to test.somedoman.example
Show the same content as test.somedoman.example
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Most websites need the following services:
Domain registrar
DNS host
Web host
Mail host
While many hosting companies package those together for convenience, all four of those can be separate companies:
At your domain registrar, your NS records point to your DNS host.
At your DNS host, your A and CNAME records point to your web host.
At your DNS host, your ...
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I know I can do this with a reverse proxy like Cloudflare, but I don't need a reverse proxy necessarily.
It would be the DNS service that Cloudflare provides that would allow you to do this, not the "reverse proxy".
You can use any 3rd party DNS provider to do what you require (providing they have the necessary flexibility in their control panel).
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Edit your .htaccess file and rewrite the rule to return "Gone" status for any url that's not yourdomain.com
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^yourdomain.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^ - [G]
</IfModule>
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There is absolutely no need for a mail server to be on the same machine, in the same building, or even located in the same country as the web server.
In your DNS records you will see MX records, which will indicate the hostname of your mail server. Typically, most people would set this as a sub of their own domain (i.e. mail.example.com) and create an A ...
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If the domain name is displayed on your invoice, you can take it to a lawyer for better ways to handle this or you will have to wait for it to become available to purchase.
Sadly there is no won't be able to recover it because it belongs to the Telecom company according to the registrar information.
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