406 results for «cPanel» (page 35 of 41)
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How many visitors can a hosting plan handle? Why the monthly total does not answer it
There is no monthly visit count that suits everyone, and anyone who gives you one is guessing. What decides it is how many people ask for pages at the same…
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Security headers explained: what they do and how to add them in .htaccess
The short answer: security headers are small instructions your site sends the browser with every page (“do not let anyone put me inside another site”, “do not guess the type…
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Pointing your domain at a social page or WhatsApp link: redirects on your hosting
The short answer: if you have a hosting account, cPanel has a Redirects tool that sends whoever types your domain to another address, such as your Facebook page, Instagram or…
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The free SSL certificate did not renew: why AutoSSL fails and what to check
The short answer: the free certificate that comes with the account (AutoSSL, from Let’s Encrypt) is issued and renewed by itself, but only if the server can prove the domain…
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Online radio or video: which plan, and why an ordinary hosting plan is not it
An online radio station or a continuous broadcast cannot run on an ordinary hosting plan. A website hands a file to whoever asks and is then free; a broadcast keeps…
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Track Delivery: finding out what happened to a message you sent
“I sent it, and they say they did not receive it.” Instead of guessing, cPanel has a screen that shows the trail of each message that went through the server:…
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llms.txt: what it is, and whether it does anything for your site
The short answer: llms.txt is a proposed text file, at the root of the site, that summarises what the site has and points to its most useful pages, written to…
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Hotmail, Outlook.com and Outlook on the web: what each one is, and how it differs from webmail
The short answer: Hotmail is the old name of Microsoft’s free e-mail, which is now called Outlook.com. Addresses ending in @hotmail, @live, @msn and @outlook are all accounts on that…
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Where your website files go: public_html, folders and which domain uses which
The short answer: what people see when they open your domain is in a folder called public_html. Anything you put inside can be seen on the internet; what is outside…
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Error 421 and 451: temporary failures, and why the message is delayed and not lost
An error that starts with a 4 (421, 450, 451, 452) is a “not now, try later” reply. It is not a refusal. The server that sent the message keeps…





