513 results for «e-mail» (page 17 of 52)
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How to transfer a domain to us
Bringing a domain you registered elsewhere over to us. The transfer keeps the time you already paid for - it is added to the new period, not lost. Before you…
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What can you do in cPanel?
cPanel is the control panel included with your hosting plan. Everything about your site - files, e-mail, databases, domains, security and backups - is managed from a single screen, with…
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How to upgrade or downgrade your plan
Outgrown your plan - or paying for more than you use? You can change plan yourself from My MozOut, without opening a ticket and without moving the site by hand.…
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How to find the hosting DNS
Whenever you need to point a domain at your MozOut hosting, you will be asked for the nameservers - also called DNS servers. These are they. dns1.mozout.com dns2.mozout.com dns3.mozout.com dns4.mozout.com…
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How to enable or disable two-factor authentication (2FA)
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a second step to logging in to My MozOut: after your password, you also confirm with a code generated by an app on your phone. Even…
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How to recover your Plesk password
On Windows hosting plans the panel is Plesk, and the password reset happens on the panel's own login page. Before you start: this is your Plesk password, the panel used…
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The affiliate programme
If you recommend us to clients or colleagues, the affiliate programme pays you a commission on what they spend. It's free to join and open to any customer. How it…
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Registering a .mz: with CIUEM, through a reseller, or with us?
By the MozOut editorial team · Updated 15 October 2026 · Data from the providers' public pages, consulted in October 2026. A .mz domain can reach you by different routes,…
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How to monitor your site performance in cPanel
cPanel keeps a record of everything that happens on your hosting - who visited, how much traffic you used, which errors occurred and how much of your plan’s resources you…
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How to configure a domain DNS
Configuring DNS means telling the world where your domain should point. There are two levels, and it is worth separating them before changing anything: nameservers decide who manages the DNS,…





