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SEO Canonicalisation Plugin 
Version
1.5.1 (last update on Jul 7, 2008)
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
7
Favoured
22
License
GPL
Non-Commercial
Type
Views
9806
Date Added
4 July 2008
If this extension is misconfigured it may prevent access to your site. It is recommended that you utilise the "Check Settings" option before publishing the extension. Additionally, you can rename the /plugins/system/canonicalization.php file to diasble the extension temporarily to allow access to the administrator if you have enabled that option.
byv2interactive on May 14, 2009
i'm with godaddy and using multiple domains under one hosting account. they said that they could only modify the dns for one domain (which i totally doubt, but i don't know much about DNS), anyways, this works JUST as advertised. fantastic tool for anyone who wants a set it, and forget it SEO tool.
Simple but effective. Very good when you have any domain aliases and need redirect all of them to only one address. Or if you need add "WWW" before your domain name even if user forgets to type it.
All your domains with/without www will be automatically moved to only one www.your-domain.com which can be specified by you. Ideal solution for SEO because Mr. Google will not find your other addresses (and penalize you for duplicate content) any more.
How it works?
Simply install from website > go to Extensions > Plugins then select System - Canonicalization. Then publish this plugin and don't forget to specify which domain (with or without www) will be used from now.
All your domains with/without www will be automatically moved to only one www.your-domain.com which can be specified by you. Ideal solution for SEO because Mr. Google will not find your other addresses (and penalize you for duplicate content) any more.
How it works?
Simply install from website > go to Extensions > Plugins then select System - Canonicalization. Then publish this plugin and don't forget to specify which domain (with or without www) will be used from now.