362 results for «domain» (page 22 of 37)
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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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Namecheap: where the nameservers are and where the zone is
Namecheap is a registrar widely used by people buying international domains. This article tells you what to look for in their panel in order to point the domain at hosting…
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Using your mailbox inside Gmail, after the Gmailify shutdown
Plenty of people prefer to read everything inside Gmail: the personal account and the work one, in the same inbox. That is still possible with your e-mail here - but…
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How to make a complaint and how we handle it
Not everything goes well. When it does not, we want to know - and we want to hear it from you, rather than on social media or through a customer…
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PTR and reverse DNS: why your e-mail depends on it
An ordinary DNS record answers the question “what address does this name have?”. The PTR record answers the opposite: “what name does this address have?”. That is why it is…
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Finding out which database this WordPress uses
The account lists five databases and none of the names says anything. You need to know which one belongs to the site, because you are about to clean it, copy…
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Uploading your website to the hosting with FileZilla
The site is ready on your computer, FileZilla is connected, and now you just drag. Almost. There are three decisions you take before dragging, and they decide whether the site…
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Changing nameservers at a registrar that is not us: the map every panel follows
The domain was bought somewhere else and the hosting is with us. For the site to open here you have to go into their panel and change one of two…
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Locked out: password, two-step authentication and the recovery e-mail
«I lost my password» is really three different questions, and the first thing to do is work out which one is yours. Mixing them up is why people spend a…
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A contact form that actually reaches your inbox
Building the form is the easy part: any plugin draws one in ten minutes. The hard part, and the one that loses business without anyone noticing, is the message arriving.…





