533 results for «e-mail» (page 46 of 54)
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Which hosting plan for a government office, municipality or public service
The short answer: a public service’s site exists so citizens can find the right information, forms and contacts. It is a content site, without great server demands: for a small…
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Disk space nearly full on your hosting plan: what to delete first, step by step
The short answer: when space gets close to the limit, start with what weighs a lot and is not needed: full backups left inside the account, the File Manager trash,…
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Too many inodes: cutting the number of files in your account without breaking it
The short answer: the inode limit counts how many files, folders and e-mail messages the account holds, not how much they weigh. That is why you can have free space…
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Which hosting plan for a mobile app: the website, the privacy page and the server
The short answer: a mobile app almost always needs a website (that presents it and that app stores require, with a privacy page and a support contact) and, sometimes, a…
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Which hosting plan for a hotel, lodge or tour operator: photos, bookings and several languages
The short answer: a tourism site lives on big photographs and several languages, and most visits come from abroad, from phones and from slow connections. To start, an entry shared…
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Which hosting plan for a bakery or catering business: orders, menu and events
The short answer: a bakery or caterer sells what you can see and what is ordered in advance. The site is light, with many food photos, and the entry plan…
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Two limits reached at once: which resource to fix first and when an upgrade solves both
The short answer: when two resources get close to the limit at the same time, they most likely share the same cause: a slow site takes up entry processes and…
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Going live on SonicPanel and VoxStream: BUTT, Mixxx or SAM with server, port and password
The short answer: to go live you need a broadcasting program (the encoder) on the studio computer, and three details: the server address, the port and the broadcast password. If…
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Your plan limits at a glance: where to see each one in cPanel and in your account
The short answer: every plan has a limit for disk space, the number of sites, e-mails per hour, CPU, memory, entry processes, number of processes, I/O, IOPS and files (inodes).…
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Counting your inodes: how many files you have and which folders hold the most
The short answer: the total is in the cPanel Statistics sidebar, on the File Usage line (in some versions, Inodes), with the limit beside it. To find out which folders…





