• Internet Security: How to avoid having your email hacked

    This article provides you with information on how to avoid getting your email hacked. According to a report from Kaspersky in March 2019, their anti-phishing system prevented 482 million attempts to visit fraudulent webpages in 2018 a 2 fold increase from 2017. Cybercrime is on the rise. In light of…

  • SPF and DKIM Records within cPanel

    How to repair SPF and DKIM Records within cPanel  Log into cPanel > Email section > Email Deliverability menu:     This section allows you to perform the following actions:   1. Repair — this feature allows the system to repair a domain’s invalid records:       In the window that appears upon clicking Repair,  you…

  • Migrating from WSP to Linux cPanel

    This article provides you with information on how to migrate from the legacy WSP Control Panel to Linux cPanel. What it is you are going to have to do is called migration and there will be some downtime during the migration, however, to reduce the downtime you will experience, you…

  • How to setup an SPF record (cPanel)

    A Sender Policy Framework (SPF) record is a type of Domain Name Service (DNS) TXT record that identifies which mail servers are permitted to send email on behalf of your domain. The purpose of an SPF record is to detect and prevent spammers from sending messages with forged “from” addresses…

  • cPanel: How to enable an Autoresponder

    This quick guide will take you through the steps of enabling an autoresponder in cPanel.    Step 1- Login to cPanel Please see our article on logging into cPanel here. Step 2- Click on Autoresponders Step 3 – Click Add Autoresponder Step 4 – Add Autoresponder details Add email address for which the autoresponder is being…

  • How to change MX records (cPanel)

    This quick guide will take you through the steps of updating your MX records within cPanel. Step 1. Log in to cPanel.    Step 2. Click on “Zone Editor”.       Step 3. Click on “Manage” next to the domain in question.  ​     In this section you are able to add a new record…

  • How to add Google MX records (cPanel)

    This quick guide will take you through the steps of setting up Google MX records in cPanel.  Step 1. Log in to cPanel.   Step 2. Click on “Zone Editor”.     Step 3. Click on “Manage” next to the domain you wish to add these records to.    Step 4. Use the filter to display…