523 results for «domínio» (page 13 of 53)
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The parts of a web address: scheme, domain, port, path, query and fragment
The short answer: a web address (a URL) is read from left to right, in pieces, and each piece is handled by a different part of the chain. Take this…
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A domain or subdomain opens the wrong site: the document root and how to check it
The short answer: each domain and subdomain on a hosting account points to a folder (the “document root”) and shows what is in that folder. If one shows another’s site,…
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Your domain or IP is on a blacklist: how to check and how to get off it
The short answer: a blacklist is a list, kept by third parties, of IP addresses and domains seen sending spam. Many mail servers consult them and refuse messages from whoever…
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Changing who owns a domain: a contact update or a change of registrant, and what to expect
The short answer: changing the holder’s e-mail or phone is a contact update. Changing who the holder is (from a person to the company, or from one company to another)…
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Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 on your own domain: MX records, and keeping your website with us
The short answer: you can have the website with us and the e-mail with another service, such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. What decides where your domain’s e-mail goes…
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Relative or absolute links: what breaks when a site moves to another domain or folder
The short answer: a link or an image can name its target in four ways: absolute (https://asuaempresa.co.mz/img/logo.png), protocol-relative (//asuaempresa.co.mz/img/logo.png), root-relative (/img/logo.png) and relative to the page (img/logo.png or ../img/logo.png). The…
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A new domain sending e-mail: how to build a reputation without landing in spam
The short answer: a newly registered domain has no history, and e-mail services distrust what they do not know. If you start sending a lot, suddenly, to people who do…
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Sending from your domain address in Gmail: Send mail as, step by step, and its pitfalls
The short answer: Gmail on the web lets you write and reply with your domain address (say, hello@yourcompany) without leaving Gmail. The option is called Send mail as and it…
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Moving from a Gmail address to e-mail on your own domain: contacts, old mail and telling people
The short answer: moving from a Gmail address to one on your own domain comes in four parts: create the mailbox with us, bring the contacts (exported from Google Contacts),…
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Why a domain transfer is paid before it starts, and why it costs a year of renewal
The short answer: a transfer is paid first because it is at the moment of the request that we pay the extension's registry, and the registry only moves the domain…





