Most people have had that moment where email suddenly stops working for no obvious reason. It was fine yesterday and today nothing sends or receives. Before assuming something major is broken, here are a few simple things that fix most real-world email issues. It happens far more often than...
Honestly, when you’re comparing two hosts for email, the brand names matter a lot less than what the provider is actually doing behind the scenes. A few things I always check, no matter who the host is:
First up, DNS control. Make sure you can edit your own MX, SPF, DKIM, and all the usual...
Just to add some clarity around what is and isn’t allowed in South Africa under the Film and Publications Act:
Hosting an escort-style website is not automatically considered “adult content” in the legal sense.
The restrictions apply mainly to explicit pornographic material — things like nude...
Cloudflare’s recent outage caused DNS resolution delays for a lot of providers.
If your domain’s DNS is hosted with them, even once Cloudflare comes back online you can still hit mail delays or failed lookups while ISP caches refresh.
Outlook and many webmail portals tend to hold onto stale DNS...
It sounds like you just want something simple and predictable, especially if you’re managing a bunch of .co.za domains.
For static sites and normal email use, a cPanel → cPanel transfer is straightforward, and moving 20 domains isn’t a big deal as long as the host handles the DNS changes...
Not a stupid question at all — this is actually a pretty common setup.
Yes, you can park a .co.za domain, host a normal mailbox (perfect for things like sign-up confirmations), and still point your DNS records to your actual web server. A lot of people run exactly this type of split setup.
On...