Yesterday I had a user request that his WordPress blog was converted into a WordPress multisite. Totally doable, but unfortunately Installatron only has the “Easy Button” for a first-time installation, not an installation that already exists. (And nope, cloning won’t work either so don’t even bother.) Transforming an existing install into …
Occasionally we’ll get support requests where the user wants to move (i.e. clone) content from one website to another website, and it just so happens that those domains are not on the same hosting account. (As a refresher, domains within the same hosting account/cPanel can be cloned between each other pretty easily …
See the post on Community Forums here. Signing up for a Reclaim Hosting account and domain for the first time is pretty straight forward, but what about when you want to add a second domain to your account? It can be a little confusing to understand the different steps and …
Where to start: Understanding Email Retrieval: POP vs. IMAP All right, time for round two. MX Records. While POP and IMAP handle the retrieval of email, MX Records answer the question: which server is responsible for handling and accepting email for exampledomain.com? Reclaim users: when you create a new email in your cPanel, …
This week at Reclaim, the guys and I have spent a lot of time brushing up on all things email related. I say “brushing up,” but take that with a grain of salt as MX Records weren’t heavily discussed in my liberal arts, English major classrooms. I’ve learned a whole lot …
What is WHOIS? Pronounced as the phrase who is, this system’s sole purpose is to ask the following question: who is responsible for an IP address or domain name? Upon signing up for a domain, you must provide some general information about yourself like name, address, phone number and email. …
