Web Hosting Support Articles

This article explains how to connect to your hosting account using FileZilla via FTP. It provides the required connection details and step-by-step instructions to access, upload, and manage your website files securely.

This article explains how to manage PHP settings on your Linux Hosting account. It covers how to change the PHP version and update PHP configuration (php.ini).

This article explains how to create a WordPress staging site on your Linux-Based Hosting account, allowing you to safely test changes without affecting your live website.

This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to create or add a website to your Linux-Based Hosting account. It covers setting up a new site using a CMS such as WordPress or preparing an empty directory for existing website files. 

This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to install WordPress on your Linux-based hosting account. It guides you through the setup process so you can quickly create and manage your website.

This article provides an overview of the Linux Website Manager interface, including its key sections and features. It is intended to help you navigate the tool and understand how to manage your websites within your hosting account.

This article provides an overview of the Linux Control Panel interface, including its main sections and features. It is intended to help you navigate the dashboard and understand where to find the tools needed to manage your hosting account.

This article explains how to block a specific IP address from accessing your website using either cPanel or Plesk. It helps restrict unwanted traffic by preventing defined IP addresses or ranges from reaching your site.

This article explains what web hosting is and how it allows a website to be accessible on the internet. It also introduces common types of hosting environments.

A 503 Service Unavailable error indicates that the website's server is temporarily unavailable. Find out the reason behind.

This article explains how to upgrade your existing web hosting plan. It helps you move to a higher plan to accommodate increased resource requirements, features, or website growth.

This article explains how to improve the performance of your website. It helps reduce loading times, optimize resource usage, and provide a more efficient experience for visitors.