483 results for «domínio» (page 35 of 49)
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Moving to cPanel from Plesk, DirectAdmin or another panel: what moves and what you rebuild
A control panel is just the shop window for five things that exist on any server: files, databases, mailboxes, DNS records and scheduled tasks. So changing panels means copying those…
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IPv6 and AAAA records: do you need one, and when adding one breaks your site
The short answer: an AAAA record points your name to an IPv6 address, just as the A record points to an IPv4 one. It is not required: the site works…
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What a backup does not include: DNS, cron jobs, certificates and outside services
A copy only holds what lives inside the account, and only what that kind of copy picks up. Many people find out the rest on the day they need to…
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Evolution API and n8n: a working flow
The most requested flow is this: a WhatsApp message arrives, n8n decides what to do and replies. In practice there are three pieces: a webhook that receives the message from…
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Importing a theme’s demo content without wrecking your site
The short answer: many themes come with an “Import demo” button that copies the example’s pages, images and menus into your site. It is the quickest way to get a…
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MX records in depth: priority, several mail servers and the mistakes that lose e-mail
The short answer: the MX record tells other servers where to deliver your domain’s mail. Each MX has a priority (a number) and the name of a server. Senders try…
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Why your site does not show on Google: a checklist
“My site does not show on Google” can mean very different things. Google may not know it, may know it and have set it aside, the site may be stopping…
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SMTP ports 465, 587 and 25: SSL, STARTTLS and which one to use
To send e-mail from Outlook, your phone or a program of your own, use port 465 with SSL/TLS, which is the one our guides give. Port 587 with STARTTLS is…
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cURL error 28, 7 and 6 in PHP: timeout, connection refused and could not resolve host
When your site calls an outside service (a payment, an API, an update) and it fails, PHP returns a cURL error number. The three most seen say different things: 6,…
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A helpful 404 page: what it should say and how to check it works
The short answer: the 404 page is what a visitor sees when the address does not exist. A good one says so clearly, keeps the site’s menu and shows a…





