DNS quietly powers almost everything you do online — until something breaks. When it’s misconfigured, websites go down, email stops working, and services become unreachable. The tricky part is that many DNS issues are caused by a few common mistakes that we see over and ...

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If you have ever wanted to reach your IP camera, NAS, home server and gaming PC all from outside your home network, you have probably run into a familiar problem: you only have one public IP address, and all your devices share it. The good news? You do not need multiple IPs, multiple hostnames or a stack of complicated tools. ...

When you register a domain name, your personal information does not simply disappear into the background. By default, it is published in a publicly accessible directory called WHOIS — and if you have never thought twice about that, this post is for you....

Cybercriminals and a lot of other digital threats can make it difficult to keep your digital assets safe, even if you have all the necessary tools....

The standard port used for SMTP connections is 25. An ISP (Internet Service Provider) may block port 25 in order to prevent spamming by its customers. With port 25 being blocked, you won't be able to host your own mail server at home or work. We will show you how...

In 2022, the number of global email users amounted to 4.26 billion and is set to grow to 4.73 billion in 2026. Email deliverability is important because it determines if your emails reach their intended recipients. When emails are delivered, they can help build trust a...

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Phishing scams are typically fraudulent email messages appearing to come from reputable entities like banks, online resources and credit card companies to direct you to a spoofed website or otherwise get you to divulge private information(e.g., passwords, credit card, or othe...

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Our free dynamic DNS service saves you the trouble of manually tracking ever-changing IP addresses without paying for an expensive static IP address....

As the year draws to a close and to move forward, you need to know what went right and what mistakes you've made. Let’s go through a year-end website checklist to set up success in the New Year....

We rarely think about email anymore because it has become so common. However, there are many choices to make when it comes to business mailing. You could choose to go with free email provider such as Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo, host your own email server or use a pro...

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