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The WordPress tool in cPanel: what it does for you
cPanel carries a tool built for WordPress, in the Domains section. It knows about the installations on your account and does, from the panel, a set of things you would…
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Which ports are open, and why your integration hangs without an error
«The integration will not connect and throws no error.» When a site tries to talk to an outside service and the connection simply hangs, the cause is nearly always a…
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When the domain is registered with us: what changes in the nameservers
If you registered the domain with us, it came with our nameservers already set, and they are these: dns1.mozout.com dns2.mozout.com dns3.mozout.com dns4.mozout.com. Putting the domain on Cloudflare means taking them…
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SRV records: what they are for, and how to create one
An A record says where a machine is. An SRV record says more: which machine, on which port, and in what order answers for a service on your domain. It…
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Creating a subdomain on Cloudflare
With the domain on Cloudflare, creating a subdomain becomes a job of two halves, in two different panels. Doing only one of them is the cause of practically every "I…
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Uptime: what counts as being down, and what we do about it
We publish a monthly uptime commitment for our infrastructure. The exact figure and the conditions live in the Support Policy and in the frequently asked questions. This article covers the…
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Switching the CDN off, and confirming it really is off
There are three ways to switch a CDN off, and they are very different from one another. Picking the wrong one gets you one of two results: either nothing is…
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Your first hour on a new Windows VPS: updates, users, firewall and backups
The short answer: a new Windows VPS is ready to use but not ready to expose. In the first hour there are six things to do, in this order: change…
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Where are the logs on a Linux VPS: journalctl and /var/log
On a Linux VPS the logs live in two places: in the systemd journal, read with journalctl, and in files under /var/log. On Debian and Ubuntu nearly everything shows up…
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HestiaCP and VestaCP on a VPS: what the panel gives you and what stays your job
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.…





