422 results for «cPanel» (page 7 of 43)
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Shared hosting vs Cloud: what actually changes
"Cloud" is so worn out in advertising that it has stopped meaning anything. In our catalogue it means something concrete: a virtual machine of your own, with a private network…
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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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How to change your registration e-mail
The e-mail on your account is how you receive invoices, tickets and login links. Keep it up to date - it is your main line of communication with us. If…
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How to configure a domain DNS
Configuring DNS means telling the world where your domain should point. There are two levels, and it is worth separating them before changing anything: nameservers decide who manages the DNS,…
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How to unblock your IP address
Our servers run a firewall that automatically blocks IP addresses with too many failed access attempts. It is necessary protection against attacks - but sometimes it catches the site owner…
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How to enable or disable two-factor authentication (2FA)
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a second step to logging in to My MozOut: after your password, you also confirm with a code generated by an app on your phone. Even…
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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 change an e-mail account password
Each mailbox password is independent of all the others. You change it from cPanel in under a minute - the slow part is what comes afterwards. Before you start: this…





