If your website uses a database to store content (e.g. WordPress, Drupal), you will need your database hostname to connect your site to your database. To find your database hostname, check your hosting account type, and choose the correct option
Hosting email relay limits – Web & Classic Hosting
When troubleshooting a contact form, it is important to know that your hosting account can only send out so much email per hour or day. If you aren’t sure what type of hosting you have, you can review: What type
Which components does my hosting support?
Some websites need particular components to function correctly. Check this list to make sure your hosting has what you need. If you need more information about your hosting account, see What type of hosting account do I have? Component Classic
Website speed tests – Web & Classic Hosting
To test your website’s speed, it’s a good idea to make sure it’s not just your local internet that’s causing the issue. By using website speed tests, you can verify other connections are having similar issues. You can also use
Fixing DNS Issues for New Hosting Accounts – Web & Classic Hosting Help
When you set up your hosting account, we’ll let you know if your domain name’s DNS settings do not point to it. This means the content you uploaded will not display until you update your domain name’s DNS settings. If
Working with Error Logs – Web & Classic Hosting
Our Linux-based hosting accounts let you enable Error Log collection for seven-day periods, starting 24 hours after you enable them. During this period you can view your error logs at any time, however, at the seven days’ end, you can
What does it mean to get hacked? – Web & Classic Hosting
“Hacked” is a term you hear thrown around a lot — especially regarding websites — without much definition. If your website is hacked, it means a few things: Someone gained access to your account (typically via File Transfer Protocol, a.k.a.
Reset my FTP username and password (Web & Classic Hosting)
You can reset or change the credentials you use to log in to your hosting account via FTP, which lets you upload files to your account using an FTP client. Log in to your IFindHost – CheapDomainRegistration.com account. Click Web Hosting.
Managing Your Hosting Account’s Files – Web & Classic Hosting
Your hosting account is on a computer — just like a personal computer. So, just like a personal computer you can manage your website’s files and directories, with tasks like: Uploading Moving Archiving (zipping) and unarchiving Changes you make through
What is my website’s root directory? – Web & Classic Hosting
The root directory of your website is the content that loads when visitors access your domain name in a Web browser. The most obvious consequence of this is that you need to put your “index file” in your website’s root