Frequently Asked Questions

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This article presents the method for resolving the error Your connection is not secure or Your connection is not private.

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Find out when the dedicated IP address for your hosting account will be allocated and why allocation is recommended during the night to minimize downtime.

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Updated 11 months ago

Hostico offers IPv6 on all hosting packages, except for VPS with Webuzo. IPv6 addresses are automatically activated, with no additional settings required.

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Can't find the .htaccess file in FileZilla? Enabling the "Force Showing Hidden Files" option from the Servers menu will help you view hidden files.

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Connect to Unmanaged VPS via SSH with the root user and the password from the welcome email. Change the default port 22 for enhanced security.

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When purchasing a VPS, you need to make sure you know the difference between a client-managed VPS and a Hostico-managed VPS.

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Can't find the .htaccess file in cPanel? Enabling the "Show Hidden Files" option in File Manager will allow you to view and edit hidden files.

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Updated 4 years ago

You can resell the hosting packages purchased through Hostico without restrictions. Choose a Reseller package for efficient management of your business.

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Updated 7 years ago

If you cannot access the site, control panel, FTP, or Webmail, check if the IP is blocked in the firewall. Contact the Hostico technical department for unblocking.

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The renewed domain may be inaccessible due to DNS propagation time. Wait for the changes to take effect.

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We do not offer domain drop catching or domain sniping services. Learn more about the options available for managing your domains.

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Domain drop catching or domain sniping is the process of registering a domain immediately after it expires, to prevent others from obtaining it.

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