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Tutorial: Creating and Checking Your Email Accounts
To create email accounts for your domain (for example, yourname@yourdomain.
com),
you need to log into your cPanel.
To log into your cPanel , type in your website URL and add /cpanel to the end.
For
example, if your website is www.
mysite.
com, you would type in www.
mysite....
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1 Tutorial: Creating and Checking Your Email Accounts To create email accounts for your domain (for example, yourname@yourdomain. com), you need to log into your cPanel. To log into your cPanel , type in your website URL and add /cpanel to the end. For example, if your website is www. mysite. com, you would type in www. mysite. com/cpanel to your web browser and log in with your username and password. Once you’re logged in, click on Email Accounts.
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Publiée le 27 Juil. 2011
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Tutorial: Understanding Renewal Charges
Most of the services that we offer here at Brain Host, including hosting plans and many
account upgrades, are sold on a subscription basis.
You purchase the service for a
certain amount of time, and when that time period is up you ll be charged a renewal fee
in order to continue to receive that...
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Tutorial: Understanding Renewal Charges Most of the services that we offer here at Brain Host, including hosting plans and many account upgrades, are sold on a subscription basis. You purchase the service for a certain amount of time, and when that time period is up you ll be charged a renewal fee in order to continue to receive that service. For example, if you purchase a 1-year hosting plan, you will be charged again for your hosting plan in one year. In this tutorial we ll go over how renewal charges work and when you can expect to be billed again for your services. To find out the duration of a service that you ve purchased from Brain Host, you can consult the invoice that was emailed to you for that service. To find out how long you have a particular service for, look at the "Current Charges" section of your invoice. There you will see each individual service you ve purchased. Look at the "Date Range" for the service you are interested in. In the example below we are looki
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Publiée le 22 Juil. 2011
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Tutorial: What Is cPanel and How Do I Log In?
cPanel, also referred to as your Control Panel, is the website management software that
we provide you so that you can manage various aspects of your website.
To log in to your cPanel, open your Internet browser of choice (such as Internet
Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, or Google...
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Tutorial: What Is cPanel and How Do I Log In? cPanel, also referred to as your Control Panel, is the website management software that we provide you so that you can manage various aspects of your website. To log in to your cPanel, open your Internet browser of choice (such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, or Google Chrome). In the address bar type in your domain name and add /cpanel to the end of it. For example, if your domain name is www. mysite. com, you would get to your cPanel by going to www. mysite. com/cpanel. You ll then see the page below: You will need to enter your username and password to log into your cPanel. You received your cPanel username and password in your Brain Host welcome email (see the image below).
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Publiée le 22 Juil. 2011
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A plugin is a tool that you can use to extend the functionality of your website.
Think of it
as similar to an app that you can download onto your phone to give it additional
features.
WordPress, the program that is used to create your website, is designed in a way to
allow for maximum customization, and this is accomplished through...
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A plugin is a tool that you can use to extend the functionality of your website. Think of it as similar to an app that you can download onto your phone to give it additional features. WordPress, the program that is used to create your website, is designed in a way to allow for maximum customization, and this is accomplished through the use of plugins. The basic WordPress program contains everything you need to be able to create pages and blog posts, and you can add all of the additional features you want by installing the appropriate plugins. Most WordPress plugins are free. If you can think of a feature you want on your website, chances are a plugin has already been created for it. You can find plugins in a couple different ways. One way is to log in to your website content management system at domain. com/wp-admin. On your dashboard expand the “plugins” menu in the column on the left-hand side of the page. Click on “add new. ” A search box will pop up that will allow you to
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Par Brain Host
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Publiée le 22 Juil. 2011
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Tutorial – Logging Into FTP & FTP Basics
FTP stands for "file transfer protocol" and is a way for you to move files from one place
(like your computer) to another (like your website).
In order to use an FTP program to
move files, you need to first log in.
Before we get started, you ll need an FTP program to work with (if you don t...
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Tutorial – Logging Into FTP & FTP Basics FTP stands for "file transfer protocol" and is a way for you to move files from one place (like your computer) to another (like your website). In order to use an FTP program to move files, you need to first log in. Before we get started, you ll need an FTP program to work with (if you don t already have one on your computer). One of the most popular FTP programs is FileZilla, which you can download for free at http://filezilla-project. org/download. php. We will be using FileZilla throughout this tutorial. Begin by opening up FileZilla. It will look like this: To log in you will need three things: 1. FTP Host 2. FTP Username 3. FTP Password
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Publiée le 22 Juil. 2011
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Tutorial – How to Log Into Your WordPress Backend
WordPress is the blog software that is installed on your website.
In order to manage
your WordPress blog and do things like add new content and images, change your
blog s appearance, etc.
, you need to first log into your WordPress backend (also
referred to as your WordPress admin...
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Tutorial – How to Log Into Your WordPress Backend WordPress is the blog software that is installed on your website. In order to manage your WordPress blog and do things like add new content and images, change your blog s appearance, etc. , you need to first log into your WordPress backend (also referred to as your WordPress admin area). To log in to your WordPress backend, open your Internet browser of choice (such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, or Google Chrome). In the address bar type in your domain name and add /wp-admin to the end of it. For example, if your domain name is www. mysite. com, you would get to your WordPress backend by going to www. mysite. com/wp-admin. You ll then see the page below: You will need to enter your username and password to log into your WordPress backend. You received your WordPress username and password in you’re My Creative Site Designs website ready email (see the image below).
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Publiée le 22 Juil. 2011
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Tutorial: Pointing Your Domain to Brain Host
If you have a domain hosted with another web host, you can easily point it to Brain
Host.
Some reasons you may choose to point your domain to Brain Host rather than
transfer your domain include:
• Your domain is under the 60-day hold placed on new domains and recently
transferred...
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Tutorial: Pointing Your Domain to Brain Host If you have a domain hosted with another web host, you can easily point it to Brain Host. Some reasons you may choose to point your domain to Brain Host rather than transfer your domain include: • Your domain is under the 60-day hold placed on new domains and recently transferred domains. You cannot transfer domains that are under this hold, but you can point them instead. • You prefer to manage your domain through your current registrar but want to host your website through Brain Host. In order to point your domain to Brain Host, you need to make sure of the following things: 1. You have an existing domain name to point. 2. You have access to the domain (through your registrar). 3. You have Brain Host s nameservers. Our nameservers are: 1) ns1. dnsace. com 2) ns2. dnsace. com In order to point your domain to Brain Host, you need to change your nameservers to Brain Host s nameservers (listed above). You do this through your curren
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Publiée le 22 Juil. 2011
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Tutorial: Transferring a Domain Name to Brain Host
If you have a domain hosted with another web host, you can easily transfer it to Brain
Host.
Transferring all of your domains to one hosting account gives you one easy way
to handle all of your domain names.
The transfer process typically takes between 5 – 7
days.
In order to...
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Tutorial: Transferring a Domain Name to Brain Host If you have a domain hosted with another web host, you can easily transfer it to Brain Host. Transferring all of your domains to one hosting account gives you one easy way to handle all of your domain names. The transfer process typically takes between 5 – 7 days. In order to transfer a domain name to Brain Host, you must make sure of the following things: 1. The domain you want to transfer must be outside of the 60-day hold that is placed on new domain names and recently transferred domain names. If you domain name is within this 60-day hold period, you can point your domain name to Brain Host instead. 2. You must have a valid email address on your domain registration. This means that if you have domain privacy on your domain name you need to temporarily have it removed until the transfer process is complete. 3. The domain you want to transfer must be unlocked. To get your domain unlocked, contact your current registrar and
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Publiée le 22 Juil. 2011
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Tutorial: Understanding Your Brain Host Invoice
When you sign up for web hosting from Brain Host you ll be sent a courtesy copy of your
invoice, showing what you ve been charged.
This is not a bill – you ve already been
charged – this is simply a copy of your invoice that you can keep for your own records.
In this tutorial we ll...
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Tutorial: Understanding Your Brain Host Invoice When you sign up for web hosting from Brain Host you ll be sent a courtesy copy of your invoice, showing what you ve been charged. This is not a bill – you ve already been charged – this is simply a copy of your invoice that you can keep for your own records. In this tutorial we ll review your initial invoice and help you understand your charges. Let s take a look at what your invoice will look like. Note: You re invoice may not look exactly like the invoice in the example below, but it should have the same basic components. Notice that where it says "Total Current Charges" the amount is $0. 00 (circled in the image below). This is because your credit card has already been charged. Again, this is only a courtesy copy of your invoice for you to keep for your records, not an actual bill. Note: If your payment did not go through for some reason, you will see a dollar amount there instead of $0. 00. You must pay this amount to avoid
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Par Brain Host
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Publiée le 22 Juil. 2011
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Tutorial – Backing Up & Restoring Your Website
It s a good idea to back up your website periodically to protect against accidental file
deletion, to save new versions of your site when you make changes, and to keep your
website safe.
To back up your website, begin by logging into your cPanel.
Remember, to log into
your cPanel, add...
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Tutorial – Backing Up & Restoring Your Website It s a good idea to back up your website periodically to protect against accidental file deletion, to save new versions of your site when you make changes, and to keep your website safe. To back up your website, begin by logging into your cPanel. Remember, to log into your cPanel, add /cpanel to the end of your URL. For example, if your URL is www. mysite. com, you would get to your cPanel by going to www. mysite. com/cpanel. You can then log in with your username and password (you received your cPanel username and password in your Brain Host welcome email). Once you are logged in, click on "Backup Wizard" in the "Files" box. Next, click on "Backup. "
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Par Brain Host
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Publiée le 22 Juil. 2011
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