126 results for «e-mail» (page 10 of 13)
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Meu Interweb vs Plesk: how they differ and which panel we use
Plesk is a hosting panel, like cPanel. It does the same job — files, e-mail, databases — with a different interface. And like cPanel, it does not replace Meu Interweb:…
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Meu Interweb vs cPanel: which panel to use for what
These are two different panels, with two different passwords, and mixing them up wastes more time than almost anything else. The rule fits on one line: Meu Interweb is where…
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Why your invoice shows this amount, and the billing calendar
Two questions reach us nearly every week: why is the first invoice not the price of the plan? and why did I get two invoices at once? Both have the…
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Streaming Server: first steps with SonicPanel
A streaming server is not a website with music on it. It is a machine built for one job: delivering live audio to many people at once, without breaking up.…
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How to cancel a service and keep only the domain
There is one fear we hear far too often: “if I cancel the hosting, do I lose the domain?”. The answer is no — and it is worth understanding why,…
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Becoming a reseller: the plans, what is included and how to start
Reselling hosting means selling space on our servers under your own brand. Your customers buy from you, pay you and talk to you — and they never need to know…
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Transferring your domain to another provider
The domain is yours. If you want to move it to another provider, that is your right and we will not stand in the way — nor will we ask…
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Your server IP on a blocklist: how to tell and how to get off
A blocklist — the older name is blacklist — is a public register of IP addresses caught sending spam. Mail servers around the world check those lists before accepting a…
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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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Protecting the WordPress login: three steps in order of effect
WordPress's login address is the same on every site in the world: /wp-admin and /wp-login.php. That means any automated scanner knows where to knock without having to look — and…





