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- Web hosting (cPanel)How-toLog in to cPanel
All services, then Manage on your hosting. 2. Open the Manage tab. Under Server controls ("These act on your server directly.") press Log in to cPanel. 3. cPanel
Updated - DomainsHow-toPoint your domain at your hosting or server
hosting with us, they are on your hosting service's page: Overview → Your server → Nameservers. See Point your domain at your hosting. For hosting elsewhere, your host tells
Updated - Web hosting (cPanel)Question & answerFree SSL for your website (AutoSSL)
can only issue a certificate for a domain that already resolves to the server, because the certificate authority checks the domain over the internet. So: 1. Point the
Updated - Reseller hosting (WHM)How-toLog in to WHM
and press Manage on your reseller service. 2. On the Manage tab, under Server controls, press Log in to WHM. 3. WHM opens in a new tab. The
Updated - Web hosting (cPanel)How-toPut your website on your hosting
put there is served at your domain once the domain points at the server. With File Manager (no software needed) 1. Open the service in the client area
Updated - Policies explainedGuideYour data: what we keep, for how long
Where your data is Our platform and your account records are on our servers in Bangladesh. Your hosting account's files and email are on the hosting server
Updated - SupportGuideAnnouncements, maintenance and the status page
Is it us or is it you? Check the status page first
Updated - Reseller hosting (WHM)How-toCreate a cPanel account for a client
WHM shows the account's details. Give the client their cPanel address (your server's hostname on port 2083), username and password; you can also reach their cPanel
Updated - Moving to usHow-toMove your website to us for free
open Support, press New ticket, and follow the link Moving a website or server to us? Use the migration request form →. 2. On Move a website or server
Updated - DomainsHow-toRegister a domain
date. - Point it at your hosting: Point your domain at your hosting or server. If registration fails (for example the name was taken in the meantime), the full
Updated - Account & securityHow-toVerify your identity (KYC)
are kept - Each file is scanned for viruses, then stored encrypted on our servers in Bangladesh. - Only our compliance team can view it, and every view is written
Updated - Policies explainedGuideAbuse reports and takedowns
ticket when it is done. Reporting abuse to us If a site or server on our network is attacking you, sending spam or hosting phishing, use the form
Updated - Web hosting (cPanel)GuideBackups, and how to restore a file or your whole site
kept at a second site. Our systems check every day that the hosting server still runs that schedule and tell our team if it does not. Our backups
Updated - EmailHow-toCreate an email account on your hosting
once. Read the mail - Webmail: go to https://‹your domain›/webmail (or https://‹server hostname›:2096), sign in with the full address and the password, and choose Roundcube
Updated - SupportHow-toOpen a support ticket
Use the migration form instead: the link Moving a website or server to us? Use the migration request form → sits above the form. See Move your website
Updated - Getting startedHow-toOrder web hosting
Check the Order summary: the plan, cycle and domain, the Subtotal, then the server's quote with Before VAT, VAT (…%) and Due today, incl. VAT. The line Renews
Updated - Web hosting (cPanel)How-toReset your cPanel password
the client area (All services → Manage) and the Manage tab. 2. Under Server controls press Reset root password. (The button carries that name for every kind of service
Updated - Account & securityHow-toSign in with a passkey
and code instead. If the section says "Passkeys are not available on this server yet" Passkeys are switched on for every account, so you should not see this
Updated - Getting startedGuideWhat happens after you pay
You then see Username, Password and Sign in at (the address of the server), with a Copy username and password button. Save them somewhere safe: the link stops
Updated - Policies explainedGuideWhat you may not host (acceptable use)
use for a normal website on shared hosting. If one account strains the server, the steps are: 1. Warning: we tell you what to change. 2. Throttling: the
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