468 results for «e-mail» (page 36 of 47)
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Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 on your own domain: MX records, and keeping your website with us
The short answer: you can have the website with us and the e-mail with another service, such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. What decides where your domain’s e-mail goes…
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Which hosting plan for a salon, gym or workshop: opening hours, prices and bookings
The short answer: a local service business needs a site that answers four questions quickly: where it is, when it opens, what it costs and how to book. It is…
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A contact page that gets used: what to put on it
The short answer: the contact page is the one a customer who has decided looks for before buying. If they do not quickly find a way to talk to you,…
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Running a VPS without a control panel: what the panel did and how you do it by hand
This article is for people with a VPS or a dedicated server with root access who work from the command line. A panel is just an interface for a dozen…
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Your domain contact details: why they must be real, and how to keep them up to date
The short answer: when you register a domain, your details (name, e-mail, phone, address) are tied to it as the holder. Registries require them to be true and current: it…
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CNAME on the bare domain: why it is not allowed and what to use instead
The short answer: a CNAME says “this name is really that other name”. The DNS standard forbids a CNAME on a name that has any other record. The bare domain…
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Which hosting plan for a bakery or catering business: orders, menu and events
The short answer: a bakery or caterer sells what you can see and what is ordered in advance. The site is light, with many food photos, and the entry plan…
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Calendar and contacts marked This computer only in Outlook: why IMAP does not sync them
The short answer: IMAP only syncs e-mail. On an IMAP account, Outlook keeps the calendar, contacts and tasks in a file on the computer and labels them “This computer only”.…
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The SOA record and its serial number: what each field means and when it matters
The short answer: the SOA (Start of Authority) is the first record in every DNS zone. It names the primary nameserver and the person responsible for the zone, and it…
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After you order: what happens next, and when to worry
The short answer: after you order, your service only starts once the invoice is paid. With the methods that confirm by themselves, the service is ready shortly after payment. With…





