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How to Troubleshoot DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
Getting the DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN error? That basically means your device can’t find the website you’re looking for. It’s like trying to call someone whose phone number has been changed. But don’t worry, there are a few easy fixes you can try to get back online. The DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN error indicates that your DNS configuration was unable to resolve the website address…
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What Is a robots.txt File?
A robots.txt file, also called a robots txt file, is a simple text file placed on a website’s server. It tells web robots (spiders, crawlers, or bots) which pages or files they can and cannot request from a website. This file controls the behavior of search engine spiders and other robots that crawl websites. Web…
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Right-click Image Protection: Protect Images from Theft
Right-click image protection prevents site visitors from copying, saving, or downloading images on your website by disabling the right-click function. This can safeguard your images and prevent unauthorized use or distribution. How to Disable the Right-Click Menu You can stop right-clicking with a script (copy and paste it from this page if you want to) in the…
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Difference Between Addon Domain, Parked Domain, and Subdomain
When managing your website, understanding the difference between addon domain, parked domain, and subdomain can be a bit confusing. Each feature provides a unique purpose and can impact how your website operates. In this article, we’ll explore the differences between addon domains, parked domains, and subdomains so you can select the best choice for your website. What is…
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VPS & Dedicated Hosting: How to Configure WHM Backups
WHM provides backup services on VPS and Dedicated servers to ensure data security and recoverability, such as backup and legacy backup. The Legacy Backup system is deprecated and will be removed in future WHM updates. We highly recommend switching to the newer Backup system, which offers better performance, more options, and a modern interface to configure WHM backups. Backup Services Overview Recommended:…
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How to Manage SSL Certificates on VPS and Dedicated Servers
Managing your SSL certificates ensures security and trustworthiness when running a website on a VPS or Dedicated server. SSL certificates are digital handshakes that confirm your site is legitimate and safe for visitors. This guide will show you how to effectively manage SSL Certificates on VPS and Dedicated Servers and troubleshoot common issues that may arise. Manage SSL Certificates on VPS and…
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How to Troubleshoot Slow FTP Connection
Learning how to troubleshoot slow FTP connections helps quickly identify and resolve issues that hinder file transfer speeds, ensuring efficient and reliable access to files when needed. This knowledge can save time, improve productivity, and maintain the integrity of data workflows, especially in environments where frequent transferring of large or numerous files is common. This guide equips…
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VPS & Dedicated Hosting: Changing the Hostname
Changing the hostname of your VPS or Dedicated server is an important step in managing your web hosting environment. A hostname is a label assigned to a device, such as a server, that is connected to a network like the Internet. It identifies the server and allows other systems to communicate with it. What Happens When You Change the Hostname? The…
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VPS & Dedicated Hosting: Restore a Server Backup
Restoring Backups for VPS and Dedicated Hosting This article will show you how to restore a server backup on a VPS or Dedicated server. A server restore backup allows you to select a point in time that is available out of a series of backups to perform a server restore of your data. Warning: Two services are available for…
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What Are SSH Connections – How To Edit In PuTTY, Mac, & Linux
This guide dives into SSH connections, explaining what they are and how to set them up. SSH, or Secure Shell, is a network protocol that lets you connect to remote servers and transfer files, log in, and execute commands – all while keeping your data safe. Different versions of SSH exist. The major versions are SSH1…