335 results for «cPanel» (page 6 of 34)
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How to redirect HTTP to HTTPS with .htaccess
This forces every visitor to the encrypted version of your site, even if they type or link to the plain http:// address. Before you start Make sure SSL is already…
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How to tell if your site has been compromised
Most infections don't announce themselves - they show up as small, odd symptoms before anything looks obviously wrong. Signs to watch for 1 Your browser or a visitor's shows a…
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Managed or unmanaged VPS: which to choose and who does what
Two VPS with the same processor, the same memory and the same disk can be priced very differently. The difference is rarely the hardware: it is who administers the system.…
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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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How to enable or disable two-factor authentication (2FA)
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a second step to logging in to Meu Interweb: after your password, you also confirm with a code generated by an app on your phone. Even…
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Your site is down: what to check first
The site doesn't open. Before assuming the server is down, these checks tell you which of the four usual causes it is - and three of them you can fix…
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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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How to generate zip and sql files to migrate a WordPress site
A WordPress site is always two halves: the files (theme, plugins, images) and the database (posts, pages, settings). To migrate you need both - a .zip with the files and…
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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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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…





