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Old 02-02-2015, 11:17 AM  
Paz
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Actually the htaccess will probably put a greater strain on a busy server because every js, css, gif, jpg etc file will be processed by the htaccess file where as the plugin will probably be a lot more targeted.

If you do go down the htaccess route I would leave the sub-domains up and empty apart from your htaccess but you could put everything on the main site and delete the sub-domains (as per AWB's suggestion above ).

If you have a dedicated box or a VPS (ie you're not on shared) you have other options such as setiing up redirects in Apache, also I have an idea I did something similar via CPanel and it might be worth looking there too.
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