318 results for «cPanel» (page 5 of 32)
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How to restore your data with JetBackup
Every account here is backed up automatically, once a day, in the early hours of the morning - the last 30 daily backups are kept, so you can roll back…
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Why your IP gets blocked by the firewall (and how to avoid it)
The server firewall counts failed attempts and, after a few, cuts off that address. It is not punishment or suspicion: it is what stops the automated attacks that knock on…
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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 activate and install a paid SSL certificate
Every domain here already gets a free certificate automatically - see what an SSL certificate is. This page is only for a paid certificate you bought (RapidSSL, GeoTrust and similar),…
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How to recover an e-mail account password
Losing a mailbox password is solved one of two ways, and which one applies comes down to a single question: are you the hosting owner, or do you only use…
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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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Common webmail errors and how to fix each one
Webmail is your e-mail seen straight from the server, with no program in between. That is exactly what makes it your best diagnostic tool: if it works here, the service…
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Interweb or SITE AO: comparison and which to choose in Angola
SITE AO works mainly on professional website creation in Angola, and also sells hosting and domains. If you need the site built as well as hosted, that changes the comparison.…
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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.ao - replacing yourdomain.ao…
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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…





