There are many examples of routes you can add.

For example, if you have a domain nike.mydomain.com. You can add routes like:

  • From nike.mydomain.com/* To /client/nike will cause the page /nike/page to load when a visitor goes to nike.mydomain.com
  • From nike.mydomain.com/login To /version-test/login will cause the page /login to load on version-test when a visitor goes to nike.mydomain.com/login
  • From nike.mydomain.com/* To /version-test will cause the page /index to load on version-test when a visitor goes to nike.mydomain.com/
  • From nike.mydomain.com/username To /index/load will cause the page /index to load when a visitor goes to nike.mydomain.com/username

You can add * at the end of any FROM route to also redirect sub url's. If you want more explanation route types, check this page.