483 results for «domain» (page 8 of 49)
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A second domain for the same business: redirect, alias or separate site
Short answer: if you hold two names for the same business (another extension, the old name, a typo you registered) and there is a clear main name, the best thing…
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A new domain sending e-mail: how to build a reputation without landing in spam
The short answer: a newly registered domain has no history, and e-mail services distrust what they do not know. If you start sending a lot, suddenly, to people who do…
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What stops working if you do not pay: website, e-mail, DNS and domain, one by one
Not paying an invoice does not wipe everything at once: there are three phases, and each one stops different things. First the service carries on, then it is suspended (it…
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Transfer the domain or just change the nameservers: which one do you need
Short answer: they are two different operations, and many people do the wrong one. Changing the nameservers decides where the DNS zone lives, that is, who answers for your site…
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DNSSEC: what it is, and what it changes for your domain
The short answer: DNSSEC is a digital signature on DNS answers. It lets whoever asks “where is this domain?” confirm the answer was not forged on the way. It encrypts…
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Wildcard SSL: one certificate for every subdomain, and when you do not need it
The short answer: a wildcard certificate (with an asterisk) covers every subdomain one level down, such as shop.example.com and blog.example.com, without listing them one by one. You almost never need…
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What to write in a support ticket for a site, e-mail, domain or invoice problem
A ticket that answers the obvious questions by itself usually gets solved in the first reply. What changes from one problem to another is what we ask for: for a…
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Testing a backup: a restore drill on a test subdomain, step by step
A copy that was never restored is a hope, not a backup. The real test is putting it back on a test subdomain, next to the real site, and seeing…
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The domain you want is already taken: what you can do, and what to avoid
The short answer: a name that is already registered cannot be registered again. But “taken” means different things: the name may be in use, parked and unused, or about to…
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Relative or absolute links: what breaks when a site moves to another domain or folder
The short answer: a link or an image can name its target in four ways: absolute (https://asuaempresa.co.mz/img/logo.png), protocol-relative (//asuaempresa.co.mz/img/logo.png), root-relative (/img/logo.png) and relative to the page (img/logo.png or ../img/logo.png). The…





