301 redirection code

[neo09]

I have 2 sites...One is hosted at Apache server and other is at Linux server ...I have to implement 301 redirect for both sites so i just want to know that does the same code will work for both sites??? Your quick answer will be appreciated...

[zipprosys]

It is dependent on which platform you are using for your website. PHP, ASP, HTML, JSP- any of them is having variation in code logic/syntax to permanent redirect using 301.

[jhannawin]

One is hosted at Apache server and other is at Linux server

Ok, we need some clarity here, Apache is a webserver that runs on multiple operating systems. Linux is a popular operating system upon which Apache is the most popular webserver. So that chances are that your sites are hosted identically and the same 301 code will work.

[pwhstacy]

If you are running identical webserver on both servers then the same code would work..

[kencook]

Why are you not redirecting at the registrar level instead of on your server?

[deepsand]

Why are you not redirecting at the registrar level instead of on your server?

Using a Registrar's forwarding feature, if provided, may not be a 301, but rather a 302.

[Sanket Patel]

I have 2 sites...One is hosted at Apache server and other is at Linux server ...I have to implement 301 redirect for both sites so i just want to know that does the same code will work for both sites??? Your quick answer will be appreciated...

The same code will definitely work for both the sites. Google is not concerned with the name of the server you use.

[deepsand]

The same code will definitely work for both the sites. Google is not concerned with the name of the server you use.

Since the OP has failed to return to clarify just what web server(s) he is using, the hostname is wholly irrelevant to what languages and protocols the web server supports, and Google plays absolutely no role in the matter, your statement is triply fallacious.