• Plesk: How to access a website using a local hosts file?

    This article provides you with information on how to access your website should via localhost.   Modifying the ‘hosts’ file allows overriding DNS for a domain on a particular machine and causes local machine to look directly at the IP address specified. For example, the domain example.com is hosted on…

  • Default Linux Configuration for Servers

    Welcome to your new VPS or Dedicated Server. Please find below some default network configurations applied to your Server during the deployment process. We have also included some security tips to help you secure access to your Server. Default network configuration Your server is configured with at least one public…

  • Integrate with Google Sites

    This article gives you the steps to connect a site developed with Google Sites to your subdomain. Google Sites is a tool that lets you easily create websites using structured templates. Learn more about Google Sites. To forward your root domain (example.com) to your subdomain (subdomain.example.com), create a subdomain forward for @….

  • What is the difference between our Domain Parking and Domains Essentials packages?

    Embarking on the journey of establishing your online presence involves making choices that align with your website’s specific needs. One fundamental decision revolves around understanding the disparities between our Domain Parking and Domains Essentials packages. This article serves as your guide to simplicity, offering a straightforward exploration of the differences…

  • cPanel: How to point a Domain

    This article provides you with steps to point your Domain via IP address update.       Step 1– Login to cPanel Please see our article on logging into cPanel here.     Step 2 – Click on Zone Editor       Step 3 – Click on Manage        …

  • How do I check domains past nameserver & MX record history?

    This article provides you with some information on how to check DNS records. There is always the possibility that someone will change a DNS record on a website and then need to change it back. Sometimes people forget to document things, and so you might arrive in a situation where…