533 results for «e-mail» (page 25 of 54)
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Maximum number of websites in Sitejet Builder: what it means and what to do
When cPanel shows "You have reached the maximum number of websites for this account. Contact your hosting provider to upgrade your account.", the account has reached the number of sites…
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What we do about security, DDoS included, and what stays yours
This question deserves names and specifics, not marketing. Below is what runs on our servers, what it actually stops, and - the part almost no provider writes down - what…
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POP or IMAP: which to choose, and what you lose by picking wrong
Every time you set up e-mail in an app, it asks whether you want POP or IMAP. Most people pick at random and only learn the difference months later, when…
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cPanel API tokens: automating without handing over your password
Sooner or later somebody asks you for your cPanel password: the developer building an integration, the offsite backup service, the tool that was supposed to create e-mail accounts by itself.…
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I bought an SSL certificate and it has not activated: domain validation
You bought an SSL certificate, you paid, and the padlock still has not appeared. It is the most frequent question we get about certificates - and nearly always only one…
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Dedicated or shared IP: which one you need, and when
It is one of the most common questions from anyone growing: “do I need an IP of my own?”. In most cases the honest answer is no - and it…
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Namecheap: where the nameservers are and where the zone is
Namecheap is a registrar widely used by people buying international domains. This article tells you what to look for in their panel in order to point the domain at hosting…
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Pointing a domain at your own VPS: nameservers and glue records
You have a domain with us and a server of your own, and you want the domain to open the site that lives there. There are two routes, and picking…
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Creating your SPF record, step by step
SPF is the list of servers allowed to send e-mail on behalf of your domain. Why that decides whether your message lands in spam is covered elsewhere: SPF, DKIM and…
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What eats CPU on a website, and how to bring it down
The processor is the one resource in your account that does not fail when it runs out: it slows down. No error message, no red page, no warning. The site…





