491 results for «e-mail» (page 14 of 50)
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How to open a support ticket and see the history
A support ticket is the most effective way to reach us. It is tied to your account, keeps the whole conversation in one place, lets you attach files, and never…
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How to transfer a domain to us
Bringing a domain you registered elsewhere over to us. The transfer keeps the time you already paid for - it is added to the new period, not lost. Before you…
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Shared hosting vs dedicated server: when the jump is worth it
These are the two extremes: on one side, everything handled by us on a shared machine; on the other, an entire physical machine that is yours alone, to administer. Side…
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How to migrate a site without downtime
Changing hosting provider does not have to take your site offline. The trick is simple: set everything up here before pointing the domain. While you prepare the new account, the…
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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 Interweb: 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 Interweb - 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 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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My 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 My Interweb:…
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How to recover access to your account
Can't log in to My Interweb? In most cases you can get back in yourself in a couple of minutes - no need to wait for support. Forgot your password…
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How to change your cPanel password
There are two ways to change your cPanel password, and the difference is simple: one needs the current one, the other does not. Before you start: this is your cPanel…





