406 results for «cPanel» (page 7 of 41)
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Shared hosting vs Cloud: what actually changes
"Cloud" is so worn out in advertising that it has stopped meaning anything. In our catalogue it means something concrete: a virtual machine of your own, with a private network…
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Shared hosting vs VPS: which one does your project need?
The difference is not "better" and "worse": it is who administers the machine. On shared hosting, we do. On a VPS, you do. Side by side Shared hosting VPS Resources…
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How to set up your e-mail on Android
Set your e-mail up once on Android and it keeps syncing in the background, on Wi-Fi or mobile data. Setting it up 1 Open the E-mail app on your device…
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How to unblock your IP address
Our servers run a firewall that automatically blocks IP addresses with too many failed access attempts. It is necessary protection against attacks - but sometimes it catches the site owner…
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Internal migration: moving sites between plans
Changing plan inside MozOut - from Hospedagem Pro to Plus, say - is far simpler than migrating from another provider. In most cases nothing has to be moved: the site…
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How to check if the site files are on the hosting
Before pointing a domain, asking for help, or concluding that “the site has disappeared”, it is worth checking one simple thing: are the site files actually on the hosting? It…
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How to set up your e-mail in Thunderbird
Thunderbird can detect this server's settings automatically - you only need to type your name, e-mail and password. Automatic setup 1 In Thunderbird, open Account Settings → Account Actions →…
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What is an SSL certificate and why does it matter?
An SSL certificate encrypts the connection between a visitor's browser and your site, so passwords, card numbers and any other data typed on your pages can't be read by anyone…
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How to configure a domain DNS
Configuring DNS means telling the world where your domain should point. There are two levels, and it is worth separating them before changing anything: nameservers decide who manages the DNS,…
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How to access your webmail
You don't need to install anything to check your e-mail - the webmail works straight from your browser, on any device. Accessing webmail 1 Go to https://webmail.yourdomain.com - replacing yourdomain.com…





