The following steps will show you how to configure your Web Forwarding service for the first time or edit your current configuration. Additionally, you can activate or deactivate the Masking feature.

1. From the Network Solutions� Partner Portal home page, click the Manage Services tab at the top of the screen, then click the View/Update Domains link.

2. Click the Advanced Search link near the top of the page. The advanced search feature searches by a variety of criteria, including wildcard searches, date ranges or uploaded text files of domain names. Select the search method you would like to use, enter your search criteria, and click the Go! button.

3. Your search results will be displayed in a table on the following page. For large queries, your results may be displayed on multiple pages. To continue, select a Domain Type from the drop down lists at the bottom of the page, under "Manage Multiple Domains" and click the Go! button.

4. Once you have limited your search results to a single Domain Type, you will be presented with a result set, listing all domain names that meet the search criteria you entered. Select the domain names you would like to edit by checking them off individually, or click the All button to select all domain names.

5. When you have done this, select "Edit Web Forwarding" from the drop down list under "Edit Selected Items" at the bottom of the page. Click the Go! button.

6. This will take you to a new page where you can assign a new single destination Web site address (or the primary web site URL) for all selected domain names by entering the address and clicking on Set All, or you edit each destination URL individually for the selected domain. Then you can check Mask Destination URL in the boxes provided to activate the Masking feature or deactivate the feature by deselecting the boxes. Click the Go! button.

7. You will be presented with a list of the domain names and the new Web Forwarding information. If this information is correct, click the Submit button to complete the process.