The Getting Started section provides the instructions on what to do once your hosting account is ordered and becomes active and where to start from with your wesite.
You may directly access cPanel from your web browser with your cPanel login credentials, should you want to do so. However, you can also access cPanel conveniently from your account by following the steps below… First, you need to access your account. Accessing your account after you signed up or created it is easy. If you know your login credentials …
FTP means File Transfer Protocol, and is a standard network protocol used to transfer computer files from one host to another host over a TCP-based network, such as the Internet, enabling files exchange and manipulation over any TCP-based computer network. While FTP can be used for various tasks, in web design and development, FTP helps you upload, download and make …
If your domain name is registered with Godaddy, use the following instructions to update the nameservers depending how you use or host the domain name. 1. Log in to your Account Manager. 2. Next to Domains, click Manage. Which procedure you’ll use depends on the number of domains in your account: 6 DOMAINS OR FEWER 1- Select the domain name …
If your domain name is registered with Godaddy, use the following instructions to update the nameservers depending how you use or host the domain name. 1. Log in to your Account Manager. 2. Next to Domains, click Manage. Which procedure you’ll use depends on the number of domains in your account: 6 DOMAINS OR FEWER 1- Select the domain name …
cPanel includes three standard Webmail applications: Horde, Roundcube, and SquirrelMail. Note: If you do not see the desired application when you log in to Webmail, contact your system administrator. WEB APPLICATION FEATURE COMPARISON The information below gives new Webmail users a brief overview of the features available in each application. This table is not all-inclusive. For a full list of …
It’s always advisable to update your DNS or Domain Nameservers to make sure that they are pointing to the server or hosting account youwant to use the domain name on before adding the domain name. However, if you missed that step, the system will advice you with a notification during the domain adding process to go and point or update …
Simply, Domain Name Server or DNS is a computer that translates human friendly URLs (words) into computer friendly IP addresses. In other words, DNS maintain a directory of domain names and translate them to Internet Protocol (IP) addresses because, even though domain names are easy for people to remember, computers or devices access websites based on IP addresses. Is to …
If you have any of our shared hosting plans, you can point your domain name to our nameservers ns3.susutech.net and ns4.susutech.net . If the domain is registered with Susu Tech, you can change the nameservers in your Susu Tech account. Log in to your Susu Tech account and go to Domain List. Click on Manage next to the domain you …
