Hosting, domains and technical support
Useful information before choosing a service and starting work together.
Usually, yes. The choice depends on the application, traffic and additional processes. We help assess these requirements before launch.
Yes, after reviewing access, application versions and the data involved. We plan the migration alongside email and DNS changes.
No. DNS records can connect a domain to hosting and email from different providers.
No, if you transfer the same domain. Its active status and configuration must be maintained.
Yes, if you continue using the same domain. We prepare the target mailboxes and update the service configuration.
No. Filters reduce the problem, but still need review and occasional adjustment.
No. It encrypts traffic, but the website still needs updates, account protection and correct application settings.
Yes, in a correctly configured environment. Renewal success and certificate validity should still be monitored.
Only within the agreed scope. Responsibilities for the system, applications and updates are defined before launch.
Yes, after checking its requirements and preparing the environment. Application tests and a service switching plan are needed.
This cannot be guaranteed for every project. Interruptions depend on the application and data synchronisation method.
Hosting and DNS access, a mailbox list and details of applications and integrations. Do not send passwords in an ordinary request description.
Not necessarily. Development and application expansion are agreed separately from basic maintenance.
Yes. We first review its technology, component versions, access and backup status.
No. Data created after the latest backup may be absent. Frequency must match the project’s requirements.
Not in every situation. Important materials should also be kept independently according to business needs.
No. Correct DNS is enough. The domain and hosting can be maintained separately.
No. Check compatibility and avoid several tools doing the same job.
We help choose and configure environments for these systems. Version and module requirements are reviewed before implementation.
Yes, when resources and limits fit its load. Larger or custom projects may need a VPS.
No. It changes traffic routing. An incorrect record can still make the website unreachable through its domain.
DNS answers are cached. Update timing depends on TTL and the resolvers in use.
No. Updates, access control, monitoring and recovery preparation can reduce risk.
It depends on the agreed scope. The incident and the necessary work must be assessed first.
Tell us about your project, current environment and planned changes. We will help define the work and next steps.