Ispmanager news and blog
Ispmanager news and blog
Get ispmanager for free when migrating from any other panel
You get three months if your former panel was free and you are a new ispmanager user and one year if you migrate over your project from a paid control panel
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You can now download Roundcube and Nginx updates from the ispmanager repository
This makes it easier to get the latest version. In addition, the up-to-date version of Nginx offers support for PageSpeed and ModSecurity, plus other new web server features, including HTTP/3, regardless of your OS version
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What kind of server to choose: virtual or physical
This article will help you figure out when a virtual server (VPS) is best for your project when a physical server would be better, and what the pros and cons of each are.
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How to choose a hosting control panel: 5 popular options
What are the differences between the control panels on offer, how much do they cost, and which one is best for your project? Read on to find out.
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10 counter-intuitive tips on how to choose a reliable hosting provider
We've put together a ten-point checklist of questions you should ask when choosing a hosting provider.
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How to optimize BitNinja for weak servers
BitNinja needs about 1 GB of free RAM to run on a server. Read on to find out how to bypass this limitation.
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Ispmanager will take part in the annual meeting of the Brazilian infrastructure and cloud services association AbraCloud
Fedor Bogomolov
CEO of ispmanager
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New spam protection in ispmanager lite, pro, host
In ispmanager lite, pro, and host, we’ve added the ability to limit the number of emails that can be sent per hour so you don’t get blocked for sending spam. This comes in handy when, for example, a user on shared hosting decides to set up a spam email campaign
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