127 results for «domain» (page 3 of 13)
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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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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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Proving the domain is yours: TXT verification records
Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Meta Business and dozens of other services all ask for the same thing before letting you use your domain: prove that it is yours. And the…
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Pointing a domain at your own VPS: nameservers and glue records
You have a domain with us and a server of your own, and you want the domain to open the site that lives there. There are two routes, and picking…
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How to change the domain on your hosting plan
Every hosting plan has a primary domain: the name you typed when you ordered. It names the account, it owns the public_html folder, and the mailboxes belong to it. Changing…
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Documents required to register an institutional domain
Most domains register in minutes: you choose, you pay, it goes live. But a set of extensions — those reserved for institutions — require CIUEM to see proof that the…
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E-mail marketing: doing it properly without burning your domain
E-mail is still the channel that returns most per unit of money spent — and also the one where it is easiest to ruin everything at once. A badly run…
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Parked domains (aliases): the same site on more than one name
It is very common to hold two names for the same business — thecompany.co.mz and thecompany.com, say — and to want both to open the same site. That is called…
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How to remove WordPress from a domain, without leaving anything behind
You want WordPress off a domain — because the installation broke, because you are starting over, or because the site is becoming something else. It is only a few steps,…
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Seeing the site before the domain points here, and the Index of / listing
The account is created, the files are there — and the domain still opens the old site, or opens nothing. That is normal: hours pass between changing nameservers and the…





