523 results for «domain» (page 10 of 53)
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HTTPS for a container: a certificate and a domain
For an application running in a container to show the padlock, you need a domain pointing at the VPS and a certificate. The most common route is nginx in front…
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DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN: what it means and what to check
The browser says “this site can’t be reached” and, in small print, DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN (or ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED, which is almost the same). NXDOMAIN stands for “non-existent domain”: DNS answered that this name…
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Your domain mailbox in Outlook.com or Outlook on the web: what works and where the limits are
The short answer: Outlook.com and Outlook on the web were built for Microsoft mailboxes. The option to add other providers’ accounts there has changed over time and may not exist…
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DNSSEC: what it is, and what it changes for your domain
The short answer: DNSSEC is a digital signature on DNS answers. It lets whoever asks “where is this domain?” confirm the answer was not forged on the way. It encrypts…
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Subdomain or folder: where to put a blog, a shop or a test site
Short answer: what should strengthen the main site, such as a blog of articles, goes better in a folder (asuaempresa.co.mz/blog). What is technically separate, such as a test site, an…
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n8n behind HTTPS on your own domain
To use n8n properly you need an address such as n8n.asuaempresa.co.mz, with a padlock. There are four pieces: a DNS record pointing at the VPS, a proxy that speaks HTTPS,…
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Pointing a subdomain to another server or service: A record or CNAME
You want the main site to stay with us and shop.asuaempresa.co.mz to open somewhere else: a shop platform, a status page, an application on a server of yours? That takes…
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Which e-mail is which: account e-mail, domain contact e-mail, mailbox and support e-mail
The short answer: you have, at least, four kinds of e-mail around you, and mixing them up is behind many notices that “do not arrive”. The account e-mail is for…
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Free e-mail address or e-mail on your own domain: what changes for a business
Short answer: for the business, use an address on your own domain ([email protected]). For your personal life, the free one carries on serving. The difference is not “more professional” as…
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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…





