Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I manage my website?

    Management of your website is handled through the Plesk Control Panel.  In your Welcome E-mail you should have received a link that directs you to the Plesk Control Panel, along with login credentials, that give you the ability to manage your website.  You can:

    • Manage your PHP Version (7.4, 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3)
    • Enable/Disable Server-Side Includes
    • Enable/Disable Perl / CGI-BIN
    • Manage your Databases (SQL / Maria DB based Databases)
    • Manage your Database Users
    • Manage E-mail Accounts
    • Manage Mailing Lists
    • Work with DNS Records
    • SSL Certificates
    • And so much more…
  • Do you support IPv6?

    Our IRC Bouncer, IRC Shell, IRC Server Shell, and Website Hosting solutions all support IPv6 Connectivity.

    IRC related accounts can view our IRC Vhosts Listing page to see what IPv6 hostnames are configured.

    Website Hosting related accounts have IPv6 connectivity enabled by default.  You can access the IPv6 address associated with your account within the Plesk Control Panel.

  • What is a VPS used for?

    A virtual private server (VPS) is a machine that hosts the software and data needed to run a website or application. VPSs are used for a variety of purposes, including:

    1. Hosting: VPSs provide a virtual server for hosting services.
    2. Scalability: VPSs can scale seamlessly to meet the needs of growing websites that need more traffic and resources.
    3. Cost: VPSs are cost-effective, offering the same control as a physical machine at a fraction of the cost of dedicated server hosting.
    4. Security: VPSs offer tighter security, and each VPS is isolated from other VPSs on the same physical server.
    5. Performance: VPSs offer reliable performance, guaranteed uptime, and faster site speeds.
    6. Custom software: VPSs are compatible with custom software and applications.
    7. Backup and recovery: VPSs offer automated backup and recovery
  • What is a IRC Bouncer?

    An IRC Bouncer is a client on a remote server that keeps your nickname connected to the IRC Network while your device is offline. It allows you to see chat history (up to a specific number of lines) from messages sent while you were offline. Additionally, it provides you a Vhost (Virtual Hostname) that differs from your real hostname, thereby adding a layer of protection against potential DDoS.

  • What is IRC?

    Internet Relay Chat, IRC for short, is a network of internet services that allow people to have real-time conversations using the IRC protocol. It uses chat rooms, known as channels, and supports communication and data transfer between users.