408 results for «cPanel» (page 38 of 41)
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A new employee joins, a colleague leaves: opening and closing company mailboxes
The short answer: when someone joins, create a mailbox with their name (name@), hand them the password in person and add them to the team addresses. When someone leaves, do…
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Choosing a control panel for your VPS: what to decide before you install one
This article is for people with a VPS or a dedicated server with root access. On shared plans the panel is cPanel, and you neither choose nor install another one.…
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The Gmail app or the Outlook app for your domain mailbox: phone and computer compared
The short answer: both apps read a mailbox on your own domain over IMAP, with the same settings: server mail.yourdomain, IMAP on port 993 with SSL/TLS, SMTP on 465 with…
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Where things are in the new Outlook: accounts, settings, rules and offline
The short answer: the new Outlook has no File menu. Almost everything is under Settings, the gear icon at the top right, organised into Accounts, General, Mail and Calendar. People…
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A lost or stolen phone or laptop with the company e-mail on it: what to do first
The short answer: the lost phone or laptop has the mailbox open and the password saved. The first thing is to change the mailbox password from another device: the apps…
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A shared address for a team: one shared mailbox, a forwarder or a mailing list
The short answer: for an address like sales@ or support@ that several people look after, there are three routes. A shared mailbox (a real e-mail account everyone opens with the…
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One mailbox per person or one shared mailbox: what works for a small team
The short answer: anyone who writes on behalf of the company should have their own mailbox. The public addresses (general enquiries, sales) can be a shared mailbox, if replies must…
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Error 500 Internal Server Error: finding the cause, step by step
The short answer: error 500 means “something went wrong on the server and I cannot say what”. The cause is almost always in the error log, and almost always one…
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Error 429 Too Many Requests: who is asking too much, and what to do
The short answer: 429 means “you asked too many times in a short time: wait”. It appears from two sides: you receive the error (from a site, a protection or…
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Upgrading Ubuntu to a new release on a VPS without losing the server
The short answer: updating packages (apt upgrade) and upgrading to a new release (for example, from one LTS version to the next) are different things. The second touches the whole…





