Jul 24, 2023 | SMT 5.0 (Linux Or Windows)
If you can’t send email and you’re using a commercial ISP (Comcast, ATT, Sprint, Verizon), they may be blocking SMTP port 25. This port is standard for sending email. But it’s also standard for sending spam, so ISPs often block it. In...
Jul 24, 2023 | SMT 5.0 (Linux Or Windows)
This type of scenario can happen from time to time when an MX record is changed on a domain, but the local mail server still thinks that it is the configured mail server for said domain. Here is an example: Example of Domain with MX Record Your domain name is bob.com....
Jul 24, 2023 | SMT 5.0 (Linux Or Windows)
Having a WordPress CMS installed for your website, or blog can be awesome. However, by default, the blog setting will allow comments to be enabled. In some instances, this is very bad websites where you do not want interaction (i.e. a business website). If...
Jul 24, 2023 | SMT 5.0 (Linux Or Windows)
Setting up a .htaccess 301 redirect can be confusing and difficult, however listed below are steps you can take to set up these redirects with ease. What is the .htaccess file? The Apache .htaccess 301 redirect is a server side redirect which is...
Jul 21, 2023 | Linux-fully-managed-dedicated-server-plans
For Linux Fully Managed Accounts: If you want to use a non standard homepage name other then index.htm or index.html on your Fully Managed Linux plan, then you will need to add the name of the page to your directory listing in your main Apache configuration file...
