318 results for «e-mail» (page 13 of 32)
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Meu Interweb vs WHM: the reseller panel explained
WHM is not an advanced version of cPanel, nor a replacement for Meu Interweb. It is the panel for people who administer other people's accounts - resellers and server owners.…
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What actually happens when you change plan: files, dates and the money already paid
How to request a plan change is in how to upgrade or downgrade your plan. What almost nobody explains - and it is what holds people back - is what…
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Putting a CDN in front of your site, step by step
Putting a CDN in front of your site means changing who answers for the domain DNS. It is a ten minute change that, badly prepared, takes your e-mail off the…
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Transferring your domain to another provider
The domain is yours. If you want to move it to another provider, that is your right and we will not stand in the way - nor will we ask…
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Streaming Server: first steps with SonicPanel
A streaming server is not a website with music on it. It is a machine built for one job: delivering live audio to many people at once, without breaking up.…
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Becoming a reseller: the plans, what is included and how to start
Reselling hosting means selling space on our servers under your own brand. Your customers buy from you, pay you and talk to you - and they never need to know…
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DNS records explained: A, CNAME, MX, TXT and TTL
If nameservers say who is in charge, DNS records say what. They are simple lines, each pointing part of the domain somewhere. These are the ones you will meet in…
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How to monitor your site performance in cPanel
cPanel keeps a record of everything that happens on your hosting - who visited, how much traffic you used, which errors occurred and how much of your plan’s resources you…
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Your cPanel access details
To log in to cPanel you need three things: the address, your username and your password. This page explains what each one is and where to find it. If you…
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Domain renewal: deadlines, reminders and what you lose
A domain is not bought once and kept forever. It is rented in terms, usually a year at a time, and it goes back on the market if nobody pays…





