536 results for «e-mail» (page 25 of 54)
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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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Cron jobs: what they are for and how to create one
A scheduled task, or cron job, is an instruction the server runs at set times, whether you are there or not, whether the site has visitors or not. It is…
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Where our servers are, and what that means for your site
It is a fair question and rarely answered plainly: where is my site, physically? The answer matters for three reasons - speed, where the data is kept, and what you…
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Your invoice: billing details, tax and receipts
Every invoice we issue answers three questions: whose name it is in, what tax was applied, and what proves you have paid. This article shows where each of the three…
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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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Calendars and contacts on your own domain
You have e-mail on your own domain, but the company diary still lives in somebody’s personal account at another company, and the contact list is on whichever phone answers the…
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Taking the whole DNS zone to Cloudflare without losing records
When you add a domain to Cloudflare, it reads your current DNS and brings across what it finds. That gives the impression everything is copied. It is not. It can…
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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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Interweb or MamaHost: comparison and which to choose in Mozambique
By the Interweb editorial team · Updated 15 October 2026 · Data from the providers' public pages, consulted in October 2026. MamaHost is a known brand in the Mozambican market.…
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Where your website files go: public_html, folders and which domain uses which
The short answer: what people see when they open your domain is in a folder called public_html. Anything you put inside can be seen on the internet; what is outside…





