175 results for «e-mail» (page 14 of 18)
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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…
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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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Where to find your VPS or dedicated server IP address
You bought a VPS or a dedicated server and you are missing the address to connect to. It is the request we get most about servers, and it has a…
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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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Personal data protection: what applies to your website
If your site has a contact form, a newsletter, a client area or a shop, you are processing personal data. This article explains what that means in Mozambique, what is…
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Renewing and changing your billing cycle, and saved payment methods
Paying monthly or yearly does not change the service — it changes how much you pay and how many times a year you have to think about it. This article…
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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…





