linux_hosting Support Articles - (Page 5)
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- Find Your Hosting IP Address in cPanelThis article explains how to locate the IP address of your hosting account through cPanel.
- Connect Your Domain to Your Crazy Domains WebsiteLearn how you can connect your Crazy Domains website to your domain name.
- What Is Linux HostingThis article explains what Linux hosting is and how it is used to run websites. It also describes when it is commonly used and how it differs from other hosting environments.
- Managing Redirections in cPanelThis article explains how to use the Redirects feature in cPanel to forward one URL to another. It also covers redirect types, how to add or remove redirects, and how cPanel applies redirect rules automatically.
- Install SSL Certificate in cPanelThis article explains how to install an SSL certificate in cPanel and correctly apply it to a website hosted on your account. It also covers the required certificate components and how to verify the installation.
- Set Up Your Email Account on Gmail WebThis article explains how to add your email account to the Gmail Web interface. Once configured, you can send and receive emails through Gmail using a web browser on your desktop or laptop.
- Set Up Your Email Account on Mac MailThis article explains how to set up an existing email account in Mac Mail. It lists the prerequisites, including that the email account must already be created and verified as working through the appropriate platform (cPanel, Plesk, Titan, or Exchange). The article then provides step-by-step instructions for adding the email account to Mac Mail.
- Managing Domains in cPanelThis article explains how domains are managed in cPanel, including what domains represent within the hosting environment, how they are used, how they differ from domain registration, and how to add a new domain to your account.
- Set Up Your Email Account on Classic OutlookThis article explains how to set up an existing email account in the Classic (legacy) version of Microsoft Outlook on both Windows and Mac computers.