>>Thank you. Btw, I tried your scenario. I created an email message with the link exactly as you pointed
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>>levelextreme.com
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>>but it is not "clickable" from the email message. I have to make it
www.levelextreme.com to be able to click on in in the email message.
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>That is a different thing. Mailers have their own way to interpreting a Url. My reference was from within a browser. For example, many companies do not know or are forgetting to properly define their DNS records to support the www or not. Thus, when users type abc.com, they might not find the site unless they type
www.abc.com. Then, there is the support of http vs https. No matter what, if this is properly configured, it should find its way. The same goes with the IP direct assignation. If the site is accessed in IP mode, it should also redirect to its proper naming.
Thank you.
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