FAQ

When choosing a domain name, consider factors such as relevance to your brand, simplicity, memorability, and keyword inclusion for SEO. It’s also important to check the availability of the name and avoid using complex spellings. Always try to use shorter domain names, and avoid dashes, eg. one-host.digital.

Domain extensions, or top-level domains (TLDs), are the suffixes at the end of a domain name (e.g., .com, .org, .net). Your choice should reflect your business type and target audience. For example, .com is popular for commercial businesses, while .org is often used by non-profits. The .ac.zw, .school and .edu are associated with educational insttutions.

Domain registration typically lasts for one year, but you can register your domain for multiple years if desired. It's crucial to keep track of renewal dates to avoid losing your domain.

Yes, you can transfer your domain to another registrar. The process usually involves unlocking your domain, obtaining an authorization code (Epp Code /Auth Code) from your current registrar, and initiating the transfer with the new registrar.

Domain privacy protection is a service that hides your personal contact information from the public WHOIS database. This helps prevent spam and protects your privacy by replacing your details with those of the privacy service.

In addition to the annual registration fee, there may be optional extra costs for services like domain privacy protection, email forwarding, or DNS management. Always check the pricing structure with your registrar for a clear understanding of all potential fees.

If you forget to renew your domain, you may enter a grace period where you can still renew it. After this period, your domain may go into a redemption phase, where recovery becomes more expensive. Eventually, it will become available for others to register.

Yes, you can register multiple domains under a single account. Many businesses choose to register variations of their primary domain or additional domains to protect their brand or target different audiences.

If your desired domain name is taken, you can try variations of the name, use different TLDs (domain extensions), or consider contacting the current owner to negotiate a purchase. Additionally, brainstorming alternative names can lead to creative options that still represent your brand effectively.

Shared hosting is ideal for small businesses, personal websites, and blogs that have moderate traffic levels. It’s a great option for those looking for an affordable way to establish an online presence without needing extensive technical knowledge.

The main advantages of shared hosting include lower costs, ease of use, and minimal maintenance requirements. It typically comes with user-friendly control panels and one-click installation options for various applications.

Yes, shared hosting can come with limitations such as restricted resources (CPU, RAM, and storage), which may affect website performance during high traffic periods. Additionally, you may have less control over server configurations compared to dedicated hosting.

Absolutely! Most shared hosting providers, including OneHost Digital, offer flexible upgrade options. As your website grows, you can easily transition to a more powerful hosting plan, such as VPS or dedicated hosting.

While shared hosting is generally secure, it’s important to note that the shared environment can expose your site to vulnerabilities if another site on the server is compromised. Implementing strong security practices, such as regular updates and backups, can enhance your site’s security.

Yes, since resources are shared, high traffic or resource-intensive processes from other websites can impact your site’s performance. However, at OneHost Digital, we implement measures to mitigate these issues and maintain optimal performance for all users.

You can manage your shared hosting account through a control panel, such as cPanel, Direct Admin or Plesk, provided by your hosting service. This interface allows you to manage domains, email accounts, databases, and more with ease. At OneHost Digital, we provide cPanel hosting.

All shared hosting plans come with customer support via email, live chat, or calls. At OneHost Digital, we provide dedicated support to help you resolve any issues and make the most of your hosting experience.

Yes, at OneHost Digital, our shared hosting plans allow you to host multiple websites under a single account, depending on the resources included in your plan. Be sure to check the specifics of your hosting package to ensure it meets your needs. Visit https://my.onehost.digital/index.php?rp=/store/shared-hosting

Email hosting gives your business a professional appearance, enhances brand credibility, and provides better security and reliability than free email services. It also offers features tailored for businesses, such as custom domains and collaboration tools. Read this article: https://onehost.digital/7-reasons-why-you-should-use-a-domain-email-address-for-your-business-stop-using-gmail-hotmail-outlook-fo-emails/

Email hosting works by providing server space to store your emails. When someone sends an email to your domain, it is routed through our servers, which manage incoming and outgoing messages.

Key features to consider include: - Custom domain email addresses - Storage capacity - Spam filtering and security - Integration with productivity tools (e.g., calendars, file storage) - User-friendly interface - Customer support options Fortunately, we provide all these features at OneHost Digital.

Yes, at OneHost Digital, we allow you to migrate your existing email address to our platform. We usually offer tools or services to help you with the migration process. We also assist with seamless migration for a small fee.

We prioritise security, that is why we provide features like SSL encryption, two-factor authentication, and advanced spam filtering to ensure your email communications are protected.

Our email hosting prices are same as on share hosting plans. Visit https://my.onehost.digital/index.php?rp=/store/shared-hosting

Yes, at OneHost Digital, we offer webmail access, allowing you to check your emails on the go (from any device) with internet access.You can also easily access on smartphones, tablets, laptops or desktops etc.

If you exceed your storage limit, you may not be able to receive new emails until you delete old messages or upgrade to a plan with more storage. At OneHost Digital,you can easily upgrade your hosting plan in a few clicks.

Setting up email hosting typically involves: 1. Signing up with OneHost Digital on https://my.onehost.digital/ 2. Signing up for a plan on https://my.onehost.digital/index.php?rp=/store/shared-hosting. 3. Updating your domain’s DNS settings (nameservers/ns records) to point to our servers. 4. Creating email accounts for your domain. You can open a support ticket for this on https://my.onehost.digital/submitticket.php?step=2&deptid=1

Email hosting specifically focuses on managing email services, while web hosting provides server space for hosting websites. OneHost Digital offers both services, but they are distinct

Yes, technically you can host your own email server, but it requires significant technical expertise, ongoing maintenance, and security measures. For most individuals and businesses, using a dedicated third-party email hosting provider like OneHost Digital is more practical.

Consider factors like: - Your budget - Required features and integrations - User reviews and reputation - Customer support options - Scalability for future growth