Setup and day-to-day work for every product we sell. Search for the task you need.
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The cPanel button on the Linux row signs you into the account. You do not type a separate password.
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The Plesk button on the Windows row opens files, databases, mail and WordPress.
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The installer lives inside the hosting account. A separate site is not created on the TechNest address.
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The file port is 21. The user and password match your cPanel or Plesk password.
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The database is inside cPanel or Plesk. The TechNest panel does not replace it.
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A multi plan adds extra domains to the same account panel. Each name’s name servers must point at that account.
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A dedicated IP adds a separate address to the Linux account. Most sites open on the shared address.
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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.
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On Linux, mailboxes and the PHP version are in cPanel. On Windows, the same jobs are in Plesk.
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The accounts plan lets you open separate panels for your own customers. Each customer sees their own domain.
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500 means the server could not build the page. A taken domain name does not explain it.
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404 means the server found no file at that address. It does not mean the whole site is gone.
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A white screen is PHP hiding an error. The site has not been deleted.
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If the plan allows more than one site, you add the second domain as an extra site.
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WordPress and the plugins ask for a particular PHP. Do not pick the newest one at random.
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When the quota is full the site slows, mail stops, and uploads are refused.
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FTP is the file manager as a program. Do not paste the password into the website.
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Linux is enough for PHP and WordPress. Windows is for applications that specifically need Windows.
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