Set domain nameservers to: ns5.offsh.nl, ns6.offsh.nl.
If your domain is registered with us, replace the default DNS Management with the nameservers above.
Note: Changing to our cPanel nameservers will disable DNS Management for the domain feature.
Propagation can take from a few minutes to several hours, but usually completes within 15 minutes. Clear your browser cache or use a different device/IP to speed up propagation. Check the status at intodns.com.
2. Website File Management
Delete the default index.html from public_html in cPanel > File Manager.
Upload website files (e.g., index.php, images) to the public_html folder.
Use the Auto Installer in cPanel > Softaculous for over 300 scripts, including WordPress.
3. SSL Installation & Caching
Go to cPanel > SSL Status to install SSL on your domain (automatically done in a few hours by the system).
Temporarily disable proxy (e.g., Cloudflare) before installation.
Clear the NGINX or LiteSpeed cache and your browser cache to see website changes. If caching is not disabled while making changes, you may not see updates immediately, as outdated files could be cached longer.
Keep NGINX disabled while making changes, then re-enable it to improve website speed.
Try switching to a higher or lower PHP version in cPanel > Select PHP Version or check error logs (File Manager > Error Logs for missing extensions and enable any missing PHP Extensions in cPanel > Select PHP Version.
Increase Memory Limit, Post Max Size & Upload Max Filesize in cPanel > Select PHP Version > Options tab.
Update scripts or disable plugins via PHPMyAdmin tables (e.g., WordPress), or downgrade PHP for compatibility
6. Common Issues
Slow Nameserver Propagation: Can take time; clear browser cache as it may speed up.
SSL Installation Failures: Ensure proxy services (e.g., Cloudflare) are disabled.
PHP Errors: May require specific PHP extensions; go to cPanel > Select PHP Version > Enable the PHP Extensions you require.
File Upload Limits: Increase max upload size in cPanel > Select PHP Version > Options > You can increase here.
7. Common Issues with Shared Hosting Webmail
Our shared hosting webmail uses a third-party relay service due to offshore IP blacklisting by Spamhaus. This service allows email sending and receiving only through the webmail app or cPanel webmail. SMTP is blocked for WordPress, contact forms, and other applications.
For transactional emails (e.g., sign-ups, orders, password resets), use a third-party SMTP service like Mail.baby, which charges $0.20c per 1,000 emails. To set up:
Update two DNS MX/SPF records from Mail.baby documentation instructions in your cPanel with us > Zone Editor (if using our nameservers) or in your DNS provider (e.g., Cloudflare).
Receive SMTP login credentials and port details to configure in your scripts (e.g., WordPress). Track email delivery on your Mail.baby dashboard
7.1. Nameservers
Ensure you're using our nameservers, not Cloudflare, as Cloudflare may cause email issues due to proxy services and Spamhaus listings.
7.2. Cloudflare MX Records
If using Cloudflare, make sure your MX records are correctly set. Follow online guides for setting up cPanel MX records with Cloudflare; we do not provide support for this.
7.3. Spamhaus Listings
Check your domain on check.spamhaus.org for DBL listings. If listed, your domain may be blocked by providers like Gmail and Hotmail. Resolve the listing before using it for email.
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