523 results for «domain» (page 38 of 53)
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Reseller hosting or one plan per client: what suits a freelancer or agency
If you have three or four clients, one plan per client or one account with add-on domains is usually enough. Reselling pays when you have many client sites and want…
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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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Which hosting plan for a clinic or health professional: bookings, privacy and what not to publish
The short answer: a clinic’s presentation site, with services, team, opening hours and a contact form, is light, and one of the first shared plans is enough. What needs care…
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How to install Apache on a VPS and set up a virtual host
On Ubuntu or Debian you install Apache with sudo apt install apache2, write a site file in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ holding a VirtualHost that points at your folder, enable it with sudo…
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Reading the Errors and Raw Access pages in cPanel when a page fails
When a page fails, the server wrote down what happened in two places that cPanel shows you in the Metrics section: the Errors page, with the latest messages from the…
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Handing a website over to a client or another company: what to move and what to change
Handing over a site is four different things, and each has its own owner: the domain, the hosting account, the content, and the third-party accounts (analytics, e-mail, payments). The usual…
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What an MCP server is, and why people ask for one
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open protocol that defines a common way for an AI application to talk to tools and data: read files, query a database, create an…
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High TTFB: how to find where the server response time goes
TTFB (time to first byte) is the time from the request to the arrival of the first byte of the reply. If it is high, the page is slow to…
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Moving your DNS zone to a new provider and checking it before you switch
Changing nameservers is a switch: the instant the rest of the internet sees it, it starts asking the new provider, and if the zone there is incomplete, whatever is missing…
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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…





