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Domains
Pick a popular extension, type the name, finish payment. The registration appears in the panel.
Domains
Get the auth code from the old company, buy the transfer, and enter the code in the panel.
Domains
You take the code from the account that currently holds the domain. If it is at TechNest, the panel can produce it.
Domains
While the lock is on, the name cannot move without you. You open it only when you intend to transfer.
Domains
The privacy product pulls your name and address out of the public lookup. You remain the holder.
Domains
The contact, address and phone are written only on that domain. Your other names stay as they are.
DNS
To attach the site to hosting, set the domain’s name servers to the addresses shown on the hosting card.
DNS
A, CNAME, TXT and MX records live in the domain’s DNS tool. A record is written only for that name.
DNS
MX tells incoming mail which server to use. The website address and the mail address are separate.
DNS
DNSSEC signs the DNS answer so it cannot be swapped. If the name servers do not support it, the site breaks.
DNS
Forwarding sends the visitor to an address you choose. It does not move the mail.
Hosting
The cPanel button on the Linux row signs you into the account. You do not type a separate password.
Hosting
The Plesk button on the Windows row opens files, databases, mail and WordPress.
Hosting
The installer lives inside the hosting account. A separate site is not created on the TechNest address.
Hosting
The file port is 21. The user and password match your cPanel or Plesk password.
Hosting
The database is inside cPanel or Plesk. The TechNest panel does not replace it.
Hosting
A multi plan adds extra domains to the same account panel. Each name’s name servers must point at that account.
Hosting
A dedicated IP adds a separate address to the Linux account. Most sites open on the shared address.
Hosting
A dedicated server does not open by itself. After payment the order is prepared, and the management details appear on the card when it is ready.
The mailbox opens as info@yourdomain. A mailbox is not created on the TechNest address.
Incoming mail is IMAP 993, outgoing mail is SMTP 587. Both are encrypted.
Workspace opens Gmail and Drive on your domain. Management stays on Google’s screen.
Security
The certificate is why the browser shows a lock. It attaches to the domain. It does not replace hosting.
Security
A wildcard certificate is for *.yourdomain. You do not buy a separate card for every subdomain.
Security
EV asks for the company to be checked as well as the domain. It does not go live until the papers are ready.
Security
Protection scans the domain for malware and blocklists. It does not replace hosting.
Security
Backup keeps a copy of the site. Restore is done from the backup panel.
Security
Watching checks whether the site opens. When it fails, the result shows on the service page.
Security
A recovery backup is for returning to the day the site broke. It sits apart from the everyday backup.
Security
Cyber backup lives in its own panel, tied to the domain. The hosting password is not reused there.
Site and cloud
The website builder publishes from blocks. It is separate from installing WordPress in the hosting panel.
Site and cloud
Nest Cloud opens after payment. The management details appear on the card in the hosting row.
Orders
The bold price is what is charged. The struck price is the shelf price. Year two is not twice year one.
Orders
There is no automatic card charge. The end date is in the panel. To renew, buy the same product again or open a ticket.
Orders
Payment is in. If the service could not open immediately, the row stays preparing. Manage appears when it opens.
Orders
A service that has not opened yet is considered for refund through Stripe. A registered domain or an opened hosting account counts as performance.
DNS
A child name server is an address such as ns1 under your own domain. An ordinary site does not need one.
Hosting
On Linux, mailboxes and the PHP version are in cPanel. On Windows, the same jobs are in Plesk.
Hosting
The accounts plan lets you open separate panels for your own customers. Each customer sees their own domain.
DNS
Faster lookups and a DNSSEC option. An ordinary site does not have to buy it.
These three records show that mail you send really left your domain.
Incoming is IMAP, outgoing is SMTP. The password is the mailbox password.
Webmail is enough when you want to read the mailbox without installing a program.
If you bought Workspace, the domain MX row must point at the server Google gives you.
First check that SPF and DKIM exist. Then simplify the subject line.
Security
When the certificate is open, a lock appears at the start of the address. The old http address should also turn into the new one.
Security
The page opens on https, but a picture still comes from http. The browser calls that mixed content.
Security
The lock appears when the certificate you bought is bound to the domain.
Security
A wildcard certificate also locks the subdomains of one domain. It does not cover a different domain.
Hosting
500 means the server could not build the page. A taken domain name does not explain it.
Hosting
404 means the server found no file at that address. It does not mean the whole site is gone.
Hosting
A white screen is PHP hiding an error. The site has not been deleted.
Hosting
If the plan allows more than one site, you add the second domain as an extra site.
DNS
A name such as blog.example.com sits under the main domain. It does not need a separate registration.
DNS
example.com and www.example.com should show the same site.
DNS
The world remembers the old server answer for a while. That is not a fault.
Domains
When the term ends, the site and the mail can stop. There is no automatic card charge.
Hosting
WordPress and the plugins ask for a particular PHP. Do not pick the newest one at random.
Hosting
When the quota is full the site slows, mail stops, and uploads are refused.
Hosting
FTP is the file manager as a program. Do not paste the password into the website.
Security
A restore writes yesterday’s copy over today’s files.
Site and cloud
The ready-made site lives in its editor. If the domain DNS does not point there, the visitor sees the old page.
Hosting
Linux is enough for PHP and WordPress. Windows is for applications that specifically need Windows.
Site and cloud
Hosting opens a shared account. Cloud is a machine with wider capacity.
Getting started
The membership password is separate from the cPanel or mailbox password.
Orders
The card payment finishes on Stripe’s page. The card number does not stay at TechNest.
Getting started
Turkish stays on the root address. English, German, Russian and Arabic each have their own address.
Getting started
Membership needs your name, email, phone, address and a password. No card is asked here.
Getting started
Type name.com in the domain box, pick the term, and finish payment on Stripe.
Getting started
After login, Account is technesthosting.com/panel.
Getting started
TR, EN, DE, RU, AR and TRY, USD, GBP sit in the header. The choice is remembered.
Getting started
Sign in, then write a subject and a message. The reply stays on the same ticket.
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