Domain forwarding and robots.txt files
As I expected,
Your Domain Records are almost there but a few incorrect settings
Plesse note that "www.herby.plus.com" is not the same as your Assigned Braudband Hostname "herby.plus.com",
currently all the webpage requests are now sent to your Home Router instead of the Web Server
Hence "Page Not Found".
( This is a common misconception that www. is an unnecessary prefix )
Cleaning Up
I suggest first we start by just clearing all the current records as we have no options to Edit.
Once you have done this, you'll be able to re-insert the Records with the correct Data
Now, for your WWW Space (hence www.herby.plus.com) to appear as "www.savedbyjesus.co.uk",
you will need to create two Types of Domain Records in your Domain Table for it to work.
#1 Domain - A
First an A (address) Record and second a CNAME Record.
You first need to look up the IP address of the WWW Space by using Command Prompt - it's nothing too difficult!
Using Ping we can just show the resolved IP Address from the DNS - think of it like a Post Code for A house with all the Webpage information in.
Start => Run => cmd.exe
See - [212.159.9.131]?
This means that you first record will be type - A (address) record line,
it needs to hold this IP (212.159.9.131) and should point to the Base of the domain name (savesbyjesus.co.uk)
It should then read like this:
Because we haven't put "www.savesbyjesus.co.uk" it means that ANY sub-domain (should you choose to have) will resolve an address for the particular location you want if you add separate records later.
For Example, you could have:
blog.savedbyjesus.co.uk
forum.savedbyjesus.co.uk
This method just allows easy configuration for easy to remember Domain Names...
It also means someone can type in the Domain Name without www. and it should still resolve the page.
#2 Domain - CNAME
Your second record will then be of type CNAME, that associates the Domain Name you've baught (savesbyjesus.co.uk)
with the Free Hostname Address (www.herby.plus.com).
We do it by setting the Left Field as www and the right field as www.herby.plus.com.
#3 Domain - Mail (Optional)
You can add a Domain Mail Record - If you wish to send and receieve EMails via the Domain Name - with your PlusNet Mail Boxes.
This means all the mail sent to the Domain is forwarded strait to your PlusNet Mail boxes.
The Finished Product
The, whole thing could look like this:
It is not crucial which order they are put in, it makes no odds
It shoudl take around 23-4 hours from when you make all the changes for the PlusNet DNS's to Update their settings.
Hope that helps! It's a long post (Please notify me if there are errors / misleading thing's I've written)
Jim,
Your Domain Records are almost there but a few incorrect settings
Plesse note that "www.herby.plus.com" is not the same as your Assigned Braudband Hostname "herby.plus.com",
currently all the webpage requests are now sent to your Home Router instead of the Web Server
Hence "Page Not Found".
( This is a common misconception that www. is an unnecessary prefix )
Cleaning Up
I suggest first we start by just clearing all the current records as we have no options to Edit.
Once you have done this, you'll be able to re-insert the Records with the correct Data
Now, for your WWW Space (hence www.herby.plus.com) to appear as "www.savedbyjesus.co.uk",
you will need to create two Types of Domain Records in your Domain Table for it to work.
#1 Domain - A
First an A (address) Record and second a CNAME Record.
You first need to look up the IP address of the WWW Space by using Command Prompt - it's nothing too difficult!
Using Ping we can just show the resolved IP Address from the DNS - think of it like a Post Code for A house with all the Webpage information in.
Start => Run => cmd.exe
C:\Documents and Settings\User> ping www.herby.plus.com
Pinging homepages.plus.net [212.159.9.131] with 32 bytes of data:
...
See - [212.159.9.131]?
This means that you first record will be type - A (address) record line,
it needs to hold this IP (212.159.9.131) and should point to the Base of the domain name (savesbyjesus.co.uk)
It should then read like this:
| Left Field | Type | Pri | Right Field |
| savesbyjesus.co.uk. | A | 212.159.9.131 |
Because we haven't put "www.savesbyjesus.co.uk" it means that ANY sub-domain (should you choose to have) will resolve an address for the particular location you want if you add separate records later.
For Example, you could have:
blog.savedbyjesus.co.uk
forum.savedbyjesus.co.uk
This method just allows easy configuration for easy to remember Domain Names...
It also means someone can type in the Domain Name without www. and it should still resolve the page.
#2 Domain - CNAME
Your second record will then be of type CNAME, that associates the Domain Name you've baught (savesbyjesus.co.uk)
with the Free Hostname Address (www.herby.plus.com).
We do it by setting the Left Field as www and the right field as www.herby.plus.com.
| Left Field | Type | Pri | Right Field |
| www | CNAME | www.herby.plus.com. |
#3 Domain - Mail (Optional)
You can add a Domain Mail Record - If you wish to send and receieve EMails via the Domain Name - with your PlusNet Mail Boxes.
This means all the mail sent to the Domain is forwarded strait to your PlusNet Mail boxes.
| Left Field | Type | Pri | Right Field |
| mx | 20 | mx.last.plus.net. |
The Finished Product
The, whole thing could look like this:
| Left Field | Type | Pri | Right Field |
| savesbyjesus.co.uk. | A | 212.159.9.131 | |
| www | CNAME | www.herby.plus.com. | |
| mx | 20 | mx.last.plus.net. |
It is not crucial which order they are put in, it makes no odds
It shoudl take around 23-4 hours from when you make all the changes for the PlusNet DNS's to Update their settings.
Hope that helps! It's a long post (Please notify me if there are errors / misleading thing's I've written)
Jim,
Dear Jim,
Firstly I like to say a big thank you for taking the time to help me with this problem. It's people like you that make the Internet (&World) such a great place.
Secondly you’re how to is superb, very clear and concise.
I would just like to double check before I start fiddling again
Savedbyjesus.co.uk is hosted/registered with 123 reg.co.uk. Herby.plus.com is with plus.net.
The changes you suggest should be made to the DNS user panel at 123-reg?
I will hang fire until I get a response.
Thank you again and God Bless you,
Paul
NB I have just thought my blog is at ccgi.herby.plus.com and my forum resides at ccgi.herby.plus.com/phpBB-3.0.1/phpBB3/ can I make forum.savedbyjesus.co.uk and blog.savedbyjesus.co.uk point at them?
Firstly I like to say a big thank you for taking the time to help me with this problem. It's people like you that make the Internet (&World) such a great place.
Secondly you’re how to is superb, very clear and concise.
I would just like to double check before I start fiddling again
Savedbyjesus.co.uk is hosted/registered with 123 reg.co.uk. Herby.plus.com is with plus.net.
The changes you suggest should be made to the DNS user panel at 123-reg?
I will hang fire until I get a response.
Thank you again and God Bless you,
Paul
NB I have just thought my blog is at ccgi.herby.plus.com and my forum resides at ccgi.herby.plus.com/phpBB-3.0.1/phpBB3/ can I make forum.savedbyjesus.co.uk and blog.savedbyjesus.co.uk point at them?
Sorry, I been a bit busy today! 
Yeah when I started my Domain it took a good 36 Hours for every change I made to get through to the Plus Net DNS's.
From here I can now view the Domain perfectly!
It might have been PlusNet's DNS's being a little slow.
I am glad that I was of help and that it all made some sense
as I am usually a bit too heave handed on the "indepth-techi" non-sense.
Thanks!
Hit us back if you have any further Queries or Problems
Jim,
Yeah when I started my Domain it took a good 36 Hours for every change I made to get through to the Plus Net DNS's.
From here I can now view the Domain perfectly!
It might have been PlusNet's DNS's being a little slow.
I am glad that I was of help and that it all made some sense
as I am usually a bit too heave handed on the "indepth-techi" non-sense.
Thanks!
Hit us back if you have any further Queries or Problems
Jim,