126 results for «e-mail» (page 6 of 13)
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First steps with your VPS
A VPS is a server of your own: you choose the operating system and you have full root access. That also means the responsibility for what runs on it is…
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How far our support goes: what we handle and what is yours
Hosting is like mains water: we make sure it reaches the tap, at pressure and without interruptions. What you connect to that tap at home — the washing machine, the…
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The affiliate programme
If you recommend us to clients or colleagues, the affiliate programme pays you a commission on what they spend. It's free to join and open to any customer. How it…
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What can you do in cPanel?
cPanel is the control panel included with your hosting plan. Everything about your site — files, e-mail, databases, domains, security and backups — is managed from a single screen, with…
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Your cPanel access details
To log in to cPanel you need three things: the address, your username and your password. This page explains what each one is and where to find it. If you…
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Shared hosting vs VPS: which one does your project need?
The difference is not "better" and "worse": it is who administers the machine. On shared hosting, we do. On a VPS, you do. Side by side Shared hosting VPS Resources…
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About Interweb
Interweb is a web hosting, domain and professional e-mail provider. The brand started in 2023 and the Mozambique operation began in 2025. This page explains who we are, where we…
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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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Interweb or MozServer: comparison and which to choose in Mozambique
MozServer is one of the most complete Mozambican providers, and one of the few here offering two different panels. If you are deciding between the two, this is what changes.…
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Interweb or HostMoz: comparison and which to choose in Mozambique
HostMoz presents itself to the Mozambican market. A transparency note: their site refuses automated access, so we could not read the pages to compare point by point. Both are local…





