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Log Files
Log Browser assists you in troubleshooting issues with your websites by parsing the web server logs and displaying relevant warnings and error messages in the subscription interface. On Linux, the information from the…
Domains and DNSAdding Domain Aliases
Domain aliases allow you to point several domain names to the same website. This can be useful, for example, for branding purposes. To set up a domain alias in ApaxonHost: Go to Websites & Domains and run the Add Domain…
Viewing Subscription SummaryPermissions Available for Your Website
The following is a list of permissions for operations that you can perform in your account (shown at Account Permissions tab): DNS zone management . Manage resource records in the DNS zones of websites. DNS stands for…
Domains and DNSConfiguring DNSSEC for a Domain
DNSSEC is the extension of the DNS protocol that allows signing DNS data in order to secure the domain name resolving process. For general information about DNSSEC and its usage, visit ICANN website and…
Apache and Nginx SettingsApache and Nginx Settings
By default, ApaxonHost uses the Apache web server (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache HTTP Server) to deliver the pages of your website to clients (such as browsers, through which visitors access your website). To…
Configuring DNS for a DomainApaxonHost as a Master DNS Server
When a domain is created in ApaxonHost, a DNS zone containing all the necessary DNS records is created automatically. However, you can add, modify, or remove DNS records, if the corresponding permission is granted by…
Configuring DNS for a DomainRegistrar’s DNS Settings in ApaxonHost
If you have external primary and secondary name servers that are authoritative for some of your websites, switch off the ApaxonHost’s DNS service for each of these sites. To switch off the ApaxonHost’s DNS service for a…
Configuring DNS for a DomainApaxonHost as a Slave DNS Server
If you host websites on your account and have a standalone DNS server acting as a primary (master) name server for your sites, you may want to set up the ApaxonHost’s DNS server to function as a secondary (slave) name…
Configuring DNS for a DomainDisabling the ApaxonHost DNS Service
By default, domains created in ApaxonHost use the ApaxonHost DNS server for name resolution. However, in some situations this is not desirable. For example, if you are using a third party DNS server or servers that are…
ApaxonHost TutorialApaxonHost Tutorial
This section walks you through the steps of performing the most essential web hosting tasks with the help of ApaxonHost. By the end of the tutorial you will have created a functional website, added a database and a mail…
Domains & DNSHow to change your nameservers
Nameservers decide which company answers DNS questions about your domain. Pointing them at us hands DNS control to your ApaxonHost account. Our nameservers are: Before you start Copy your existing DNS records first.…
EmailWhy your emails go to spam, and how to fix it
Deliverability comes down to three things: can you prove the mail is yours, does your domain have a decent reputation, and does the message look like spam. 1. Prove the mail is yours Three DNS records do this. Missing…
EmailSetting up your Microsoft 365 mailbox
Your mailbox is a full Microsoft 365 account. Sign in details arrive by email when it's provisioned. Webmail The fastest way in: outlook.office.com. Sign in with your full email address as the username. Nothing to…
Domains & DNSDNS record types, explained without jargon
DNS is a phone book. Each record type answers a different question about your domain. A — where the website lives Points a name at an IPv4 address. Host Value @ 203.0.113.10 www 203.0.113.10 @ means the domain itself.…
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