522 results for «domain» (page 15 of 53)
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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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Viewing and adjusting your PHP configuration: version per folder, extensions and phpinfo
Changing a whole site's PHP version is easy and is covered in how to change your PHP version. This article is the next step: different versions in different folders, extensions,…
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Why does my SSL certificate show fewer than 365 days?
If you're on the free SSL every account gets by default, this doesn't apply to you - skip to the note below. This is only relevant if you purchased a…
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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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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 set up your e-mail in the new Outlook for Windows
The new Outlook for Windows tries to configure itself automatically. If it can't, it falls back to the same manual settings as classic Outlook. Setting it up 1 Open Outlook,…
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How to set up your e-mail on iPhone or iPad
The Mail app on iPhone and iPad can hold your professional e-mail alongside any personal accounts, each syncing independently. Setting it up 1 Open Settings → Mail → Accounts. 2…
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How to set up your e-mail in Outlook 2016 and 2019
Outlook 2016 and 2019 share the same account wizard. It may configure itself automatically; if not, switch to manual setup. Setting it up 1 Open Outlook and, on the first…
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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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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:…





