487 results for «e-mail» (page 21 of 49)
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POP or IMAP: which to choose, and what you lose by picking wrong
Every time you set up e-mail in an app, it asks whether you want POP or IMAP. Most people pick at random and only learn the difference months later, when…
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Putting a domain on Cloudflare
This is the route from start to finish on the Cloudflare side: create the account, add the domain, check what it imported, and get it answering. The preparation that happens…
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I bought an SSL certificate and it has not activated: domain validation
You bought an SSL certificate, you paid, and the padlock still has not appeared. It is the most frequent question we get about certificates - and nearly always only one…
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Catch-all, forwarders and aliases: the three that get confused
cPanel has three e-mail features that do similar-sounding things and get confused constantly - and picking the wrong one means lost messages or a mailbox full of rubbish. Here they…
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Changing nameservers at a registrar that is not us: the map every panel follows
The domain was bought somewhere else and the hosting is with us. For the site to open here you have to go into their panel and change one of two…
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Pointing a domain at your own VPS: nameservers and glue records
You have a domain with us and a server of your own, and you want the domain to open the site that lives there. There are two routes, and picking…
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Adding a WordPress user, and which role to give them
Everyone who works on the site should have an account of their own. This is not paperwork: it is how you know who did what, and how you take someone’s…
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Where to find your VPS or dedicated server IP address
You bought a VPS or a dedicated server and you are missing the address to connect to. It is the request we get most about servers, and it has a…
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cPanel API tokens: automating without handing over your password
Sooner or later somebody asks you for your cPanel password: the developer building an integration, the offsite backup service, the tool that was supposed to create e-mail accounts by itself.…
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Swapping WP-Cron for a real server cron job
WordPress has a scheduler of its own, WP-Cron, which handles scheduled posts, update checks, emptying the bin and the e-mails your plugins send. The name misleads: it is not a…





