URL Redirection is used to make your web page available or accessible to other people through several domains. But it can also be used for a slew of other reasons. The first if which would be for redirecting your visitors to your new web page in the event that you changed it and did not bother making a prior announcement. Another would be for moving your current page to a new one. Last but not the least, it can also be used when merging two different websites together.

If you wish to learn how to manage URL Redirects in cPanel, below are some easy to follow steps that should get you started:

1. Log in to cPanel.

2. Scroll down and click the Redirects icon in the Domains section.

3. There are two options when redirecting URL. These are the temporary and the permanent redirects. Select if you want a temporary or permanent redirect.

4. Fill in the box the URL that you wish to redirect.

5. Then enter the Destination URL where you want other people to be directed to.

6. Click the Add button.

7. You have successfully created a URL Redirect. Click the Go Back link.

8. You will see the list of URL Redirects that you created.

9. You can delete the Redirects URL that you created. To remove the Redirects URL, click the Remove button.

10. You will see a confirmation that the Redirects have been deleted.

11. Click the Home button to return to the Home page.

12. You know now how to manage URL Redirects in cPanel. You can manage other URL Redirects to other pages within your website and pages from other websites.

13. Click the Log out button located at the upper right corner of the page. Do this every time after using the site for security reasons.