480 results for «domain» (page 46 of 48)
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Asking different DNS resolvers: how to read a propagation checker without panic
The short answer: an online propagation checker asks the same name of a list of public resolvers around the world and draws the answers on a map. A mixed map…
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Email Routing in cPanel: local, remote or automatic, and the mail that vanishes
The short answer: cPanel decides, for each domain, where the mailboxes are: here (local) or on another service (remote). If your domain’s e-mail is on another service (Google Workspace, Microsoft…
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Do you need a website if you already have Instagram or Facebook?
The short answer: social networks are great for being seen and talking, but the page belongs to whoever runs them, not to you. A site of your own is for…
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Adding your mailbox to the new Outlook fails: the messages and what to do
The short answer: when the new Outlook cannot add your mailbox, it is nearly always one of these: the password is not the mailbox one, the manual settings (IMAP) are…
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Your e-mails land in Gmail spam or Promotions: what Show original tells you and what to fix
The short answer: when a customer says your message ended up in Gmail spam, the first thing to do is see what Gmail made of it. In a Gmail account…
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Lowering the TTL before a migration: the timeline that keeps the switch short
The short answer: the TTL tells every cache how long it may keep an answer, counted from the moment it asked. So at the moment you change a record, the…
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Your logo beside your e-mails: what BIMI is and what it asks for
The short answer: BIMI makes your company’s logo appear beside the messages you send, in some e-mail services. It is a final layer, which only works once your domain’s authentication…
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Need more websites than your plan allows: adding a site and choosing a bigger plan
The short answer: Pro counts 1 site, Plus 6, and Ultra and the three Business plans do not count sites. When cPanel will not let you add another domain, you…
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What DNS propagation really is: caches that expire, not a change that travels
The short answer: when you save a DNS record, the change takes effect at once on the servers that hold the zone (the authoritative ones). Nothing “travels” across the internet…
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Your plan limits at a glance: where to see each one in cPanel and in your account
The short answer: every plan has a limit for disk space, the number of sites, e-mails per hour, CPU, memory, entry processes, number of processes, I/O, IOPS and files (inodes).…





