522 results for «domain» (page 45 of 53)
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HestiaCP and VestaCP on a VPS: what the panel gives you and what stays your job
This article is for people with a VPS or a dedicated server with root access. On shared plans the panel is cPanel, and you neither choose nor install another one.…
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Which hosting plan for a law firm, accountant or consultant: credibility, e-mail and confidentiality
The short answer: a practice sells trust, and the site is light: one of the first shared plans is enough. What makes the difference is e-mail on your own domain,…
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Installing Plesk on your VPS, step by step
The short answer: Plesk installs with one command, as root, in around 15 minutes. Of the systems you can order, use AlmaLinux 8 or 9, Rocky Linux 8, Debian 12…
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Moving your DNS zone to a new provider and checking it before you switch
Changing nameservers is a switch: the instant the rest of the internet sees it, it starts asking the new provider, and if the zone there is incomplete, whatever is missing…
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Hiding WordPress usernames: author pages, the REST API and login messages
The short answer: WordPress shows, without meaning to, the usernames of those who write on the site: on author pages, in the REST API and even in the login error…
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The security certificate warning in Outlook: what it means and how to stop it
The short answer: the warning “The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that cannot be verified” appears when the server name you typed in Outlook does…
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Need more websites than your plan allows: adding a site and choosing a bigger plan
The short answer: Pro counts 1 site, Plus 6, and Ultra and the three Business plans do not count sites. When cPanel will not let you add another domain, you…
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What an MCP server is, and why people ask for one
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open protocol that defines a common way for an AI application to talk to tools and data: read files, query a database, create an…
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Linux file permissions on a VPS: chmod, chown and Permission denied
A “Permission denied”, or a 403 on a website, is almost always one of two things: the file’s owner is not who the service runs as, or a permission is…
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A multilingual WordPress site: plugin options, URLs and what Google needs
The short answer: WordPress on its own has a single language. For a site in several there are three ways: a plugin that stores each page in each language, a…





