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How do I chose a safe password?
How do I chose a safe password? In the modern day, passwords are essential to keeping your online accounts safe. Unfortunately, passwords have become more complicated as threats have become more sophisticated. However, there are still simple ways to make your passwords more secure. 1. Avoid Simple Word-Lists 2. Make Sure Your Password Isn’t in…
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How do I forward an email that is hosted on cPanel? (with photos)
How do I forward an email that is hosted on cPanel? (with photos) Some people may like to have their domain name emails forwarded to another email address. This is very possible if you are using cPanel WebMail with you website hosting. Are you wondering how to forward an email on your cPanel account? Follow…
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How to get the official green energy badge for your website
Are you looking to make you website Green Energy Certified with Green Energy Hosting? This what you need to know. First thing is that in order to be green energy certified with Green Energy Hosting you must be hosting your website using renewable or clean energy. This will later be determined by Green Energy Hosting…
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How to rollback WordPress themes and plug-ins (with photos)
Have you update a WordPress theme or plug and want to rollback to the previous version? Don’t worry its not too late to go back. Simply use a WordPress Plug in to rollback to previous versions of your theme or plug in. Steps: Go to WordPress plugins and click on “Add New” Search for and…
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How to install AutoSSL on cPanel Linux hosting (with photos).
An SSL (Secured Socket Layer) encrypts the data sent to you from your websites users.For -commerce an SLL helps secure you customers data that they input on your website, like name, address and credit card info. This how you use AutoSSL on your cPanel Hosting: Author: Jeffrey Miles
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The difference between a dedicated IP (VPS) and shared hosting.
Are you trying to find out which package is right for you? These are the differences between a dedicated IP (VPS) and shared hosting. Typically, on shared hosting you will be sharing resources with other website while also sharing an IP address. A dedicated IP give you your own IP address that is not shared…
