Welcome to Linux Hosting! Now that your account is all set up, let’s check out some of the places you need to become familiar with, and you’ll be ready to start building your website in no time! Note: Didn’t set up your account yet? No problem – follow the steps in this Help article and then come on… Read More
Continue ReadingWhat is Website Backup?
Website Backup allows you to back up your site and related databases via FTP or SFTP to a secure cloud location. During the backup, we scan your files for malware and then store the malware-free copies for safekeeping. Backups start as soon as you set up your account. To conserve bandwidth, we only download new and… Read More
Continue ReadingChange a user’s email address in the WordPress database
You can update your WordPress email address in the database, which can help if you can’t receive the password reset email. Warning: Always make a backup of your site before troubleshooting or making any changes. Reload the WordPress login page in a browser, and request the password reset link again to receive it to the new email address. More Info
Continue ReadingReset my WordPress password
If you have forgotten your WordPress password, you can reset it from your WordPress login page by requesting a password reset link. You should enter an email address associated with your WordPress user account to receive the email with the link. You can now sign in to WordPress with your new password. More Info
Continue ReadingSign in to WordPress
Here’s how to sign in to WordPress to start editing your site. Note: For Managed WordPress and Pro Managed WordPress hosting accounts, you can get to your WordPress dashboard directly from your SOLVEFORCE account. More info
Continue ReadingRedirect my WordPress website to HTTPS for Linux Hosting
After your SSL certificate is installed on your Linux Hosting account, there are some modifications you’ll need to make to your .htaccess file to automatically redirect your visitors to an HTTPS version of your WordPress website. Note: These instructions don’t apply to Managed WordPress accounts with an SSL certificate. We’ll take care of the HTTPS redirect automatically (after the certificate installation is… Read More
Continue ReadingRedirect my cPanel website to HTTPS
After your SSL certificate is installed on your Linux Hosting account, there are some modifications you’ll need to make to your .htaccess file. Adding a few lines to your .htaccess file will automatically redirect your visitors to the HTTPS version of your website. Note: These instructions don’t apply to WordPress installed on cPanel. For those steps, see Redirect my WordPress website to HTTPS for Linux… Read More
Continue ReadingVerify my SSL certificate request for a primary domain on a SOLVEFORCE hosting account like Linux (cPanel), Windows (Plesk), or a Website Builder v7 site
Before we can issue your certificate, we’re required to verify that you control the domain(s) that you are requesting the certificate for. To speed things up and leave you with time to work on other things, we try to do the verification with information we already have or with information we can get from third… Read More
Continue ReadingRequest my SSL certificate for a primary domain on my SolveForce hosting account like Linux (cPanel), Windows (Plesk), or a Website Builder v7 site
After you purchase an SSL certificate and the credit is available in your account, request the certificate for the website’s domain name (or common name) that you want to secure. Note: After purchase, there can be a delay before the SSL certificate credit is visible in your list of products. If you don’t see the certificate credit, refresh… Read More
Continue ReadingUninstall an SSL Certificate from my SolveForce Hosting
If you have an SSL certificate hosted on your SOLVEFORCE hosting, Website Builder v7, or Quick Shopping Cart site, you’ll need to uninstall it before you can change the domain name. It can take 24 to 72 hours for your certificate to uninstall. Related step Account type Next Step cPanel (Linux) Hosting Change the domain… Read More
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