107 results for «SSL» (page 10 of 11)
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The Gmail app or the Outlook app for your domain mailbox: phone and computer compared
The short answer: both apps read a mailbox on your own domain over IMAP, with the same settings: server mail.yourdomain, IMAP on port 993 with SSL/TLS, SMTP on 465 with…
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TLS or end-to-end encryption in e-mail: what each one protects, and when you need it
The short answer: TLS encrypts the message on the way: between your device and our server, and between servers when both sides accept it. Once delivered, the message sits readable…
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Other e-mail apps on your phone: Gmail, Samsung Email and Outlook, with the same settings
The short answer: your domain’s e-mail works in any app that accepts an IMAP account. The settings are always the same; what changes is where each app asks for them.…
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Before you publish your website: a ten-point launch checklist
The short answer: the day the site goes live is the worst day to find out the form does not work. These ten checks take an hour and catch almost…
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HTTP or HTTPS: what changes for visitors, forms and the services that call your site
Short answer: use HTTPS, always. Here every domain gets a free SSL certificate automatically, so the real question is almost never “do I have to buy one?” but “is my…
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Adding your mailbox to the new Outlook fails: the messages and what to do
The short answer: when the new Outlook cannot add your mailbox, it is nearly always one of these: the password is not the mailbox one, the manual settings (IMAP) are…
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The security certificate warning in Outlook: what it means and how to stop it
The short answer: the warning “The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that cannot be verified” appears when the server name you typed in Outlook does…
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Which hosting plan for a non-profit that takes online donations
The short answer: an association’s or NGO’s site is light, and one of the first shared plans is enough. What needs care is the online donation: donors have to trust…
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How an e-mail travels: SMTP to the MX server, then IMAP or POP to the reader
The short answer: an e-mail travels in three legs, and each leg uses a different protocol. First, your program hands the message to your server over SMTP, with a username…
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Switching from SonicPanel to VoxStream or back: what changes and what to take
The short answer: you choose the panel when you order. If you later want to move from SonicPanel to VoxStream, or the other way round, you can: ask through a…





