482 results for «domain» (page 11 of 49)
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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 change your PHP version
You can choose which PHP version your site runs on, from the older releases up to the most recent ones, and turn extensions on or off - all from cPanel,…
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Internal migration: moving sites between plans
Changing plan inside MozOut - from Pro Hosting to Plus Hosting, say - is far simpler than migrating from another provider. In most cases nothing has to be moved: the…
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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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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…
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How to set up your e-mail in the new Outlook for Windows
The new Outlook for Windows tries to configure itself automatically. If it can't, it falls back to the same manual settings as classic Outlook. Setting it up 1 Open Outlook,…
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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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What can you do in cPanel?
cPanel is the control panel included with your hosting plan. Everything about your site - files, e-mail, databases, domains, security and backups - is managed from a single screen, with…
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Your cPanel access details
To log in to cPanel you need three things: the address, your username and your password. This page explains what each one is and where to find it. If you…
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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…





