windows_hosting Support Articles - (Page 4)

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

Safe browsing warnings & troubleshooting tips on what to do when Google suspects your site of phishing or having malware.

Easily find your hosting server name through this guide.

This article explains how to locate the IP address assigned to your hosting account in Plesk. It helps you identify the correct IP address for tasks such as domain configuration, DNS updates, or troubleshooting connectivity issues.

This guide will show you how to easily connect your Crazy Domains website in Plesk to your domain name.

Learn how you can connect your Crazy Domains website to your domain name.

This article explains how to add your email account to the Gmail Web interface. Once configured, you can send and receive emails through Gmail using a web browser on your desktop or laptop.

This article explains how to set up an existing email account in Mac Mail. It lists the prerequisites, including that the email account must already be created and verified as working through the appropriate platform (cPanel, Plesk, Titan, or Exchange). The article then provides step-by-step instructions for adding the email account to Mac Mail. 

This article provides an overview of how to set up and start using your Plesk email. It explains how to create your email account, configure the required DNS settings, and verify that your email is working using Webmail.

This article explains how to install WordPress on a Windows-based hosting plan using Plesk. It covers the steps required to deploy WordPress and access your website after installation.

This article explains how to set up an existing email account in the Classic (legacy) version of Microsoft Outlook on both Windows and Mac computers.