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Articles in the Managing your Hosting category

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    Adding a site to your hosting package

    To start using your hosting you'll need to Add a Site to it. Simply follow the instructions below. Using a Domain From Your Account Go to My Account Click on the Hostings icon At the bottom of your Hosting Package, click Add a Site A window will pop up. Click From your account. If ...

    Applies to: Starter Hosting, Dynamic Hosting, Premium Hosting, Unlimited Hosting, Multisite hosting, Email Hosting

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    Designing a website

    Sitting down to design your website can be a daunting experience, you’ve bought your domain name and hosting package, now what? You head over to google and type "designing a website", click search and millions of results are returned from, web design agencies to step-by-step guides and web ...

    Applies to: Starter Hosting, Dynamic Hosting, Premium Hosting, Unlimited Hosting, Multisite hosting

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    How to backup your MYSQL database

    We advise that you take regular backups of your database. Creating backups not only protects you from data loss it can also protect you from accidental deletion and human error. Go to http://domain.com/phpmyadmin (replace domain.com with your actual domain name) Log in to phpMyAdmin with ...

    Applies to: Dynamic Hosting, Premium Hosting, Unlimited Hosting, Multisite hosting

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    How to create a MYSQL database

    If your website requires a connection to a MYSQL database, you can create one easily from your account. Log in to your account Click the Hosting icon and select the package you wish to manage Click Databases in the Current Hosting menu on the left In the Database Name field enter a name ...

    Applies to: Dynamic Hosting, Premium Hosting, Unlimited Hosting, Multisite hosting

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    How to create a subdomain

    Subdomains let you display different websites to visitors who use particular hostnames under your domain in their browser address bar. For example, if your domain name was example.com you could create a subdomain for "blog" and show different websites to users who visit blog.example.com and ...

    Applies to: Dynamic Hosting, Premium Hosting, Unlimited Hosting, Multisite hosting