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  1. What web hosting actually isWhat web hosting actually isWeb hosting is a computer that stays on and serves your site. Shared, VPS, and dedicated are three different ways to rent that computer.Updated Aug 29, 2026
  2. How nameservers workHow nameservers workNameservers are the directory that points your domain to the right host. Change them at the registrar, use ns1 and ns2.logicweb.com on shared plans, and verify with dig…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  3. How to choose CPU, RAM, and diskHow to choose CPU, RAM, and diskSize CPU, RAM, and disk around your real bottleneck. WordPress is often RAM- and I/O-bound; NVMe and enough memory usually help before extra cores do.Updated Aug 29, 2026
  4. How to write a support ticket that gets solvedHow to write a support ticket that gets solvedPut the domain, the exact error, and when it started in the first message. That is what we search logs with.Updated Aug 29, 2026
  5. Preview a migrated site before you switch DNSPreview a migrated site before you switch DNSYou can preview a migrated site on LogicWeb while public DNS still points at the old host. Edit your hosts file, test pages and forms, then switch nameservers…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  6. HTTP, HTTPS, and HTTP/3HTTP, HTTPS, and HTTP/3HTTP is the web’s request language. HTTPS encrypts it with TLS. HTTP/3 carries that same TLS on QUIC over UDP. LiteSpeed supports all three; browsers choose.Updated Aug 29, 2026
  7. What a document root isWhat a document root isA document root is the folder LiteSpeed treats as the top of your site. On cPanel it is usually public_html for the main domain; upload elsewhere and visitors…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  8. TTL and why DNS changes lagTTL and why DNS changes lagDNS TTL tells resolvers how long they may cache a record. Lower it a day before you move, wait out the old value, then raise it again after…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  9. How to read a hosting invoiceHow to read a hosting invoiceYour hosting invoice lists each plan and add-on on its own line with the term and amount. The main plan figure is the renewal rate, which stays the…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  10. Move a site without downtimeMove a site without downtimeA careful site migration copies files and databases first, lets you preview on the new server, then changes DNS. Keep the old host until resolvers catch up.Updated Aug 29, 2026
  11. A hosts file that does not fight youA hosts file that does not fight youA hosts file maps a domain to an IP on your computer only. Add a clean line, flush DNS, verify with curl, then remove it when the preview…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  12. What to send for a free cPanel migrationWhat to send for a free cPanel migrationOpen a ticket with the old cPanel URL, username, and password so we can copy the account. You preview the result, then switch nameservers when it looks right.Updated Aug 29, 2026
  13. How to tell if a site is still on the old hostHow to tell if a site is still on the old hostRun dig on the A record and curl on the headers. When the IP or Server fields still match the old box, you can tell which host is…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  14. Cancel the old host without killing mailCancel the old host without killing mailDo not cancel the old host the day you copy files. Wait until public DNS and mail clients agree, and export mailboxes first so IMAP state is not…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  15. How to read LiteSpeed response headersHow to read LiteSpeed response headersLiteSpeed headers show whether a page hit cache, missed, or skipped caching. Use curl -I on a public URL, then read x-litespeed-cache and the server line.Updated Aug 29, 2026
  16. Why your phone still shows the old siteWhy your phone still shows the old siteYour phone can still show the old site after a nameserver change because of DNS TTL and carrier resolvers. Test on cellular and wait for caches to expire.Updated Aug 29, 2026
  17. Shared vs VPS: a decision you can reverseShared vs VPS: a decision you can reverseYou can start on shared hosting and move to a VPS later if you need root or hit LVE limits. The shared vs VPS choice is a normal…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  18. What unmetered really meansWhat unmetered really meansUnmetered bandwidth on LogicWeb shared hosting means no overage invoices for normal CMS traffic. It is not unlimited speed, a video CDN, or a free pass for huge…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  19. What CloudLinux LVE limits feel likeWhat CloudLinux LVE limits feel likeLVE limits cap CPU, memory, and I/O on shared hosting so one account cannot starve the node. Hitting them feels like 503 errors and slow PHP, not a…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  20. What same rate at renewal meansWhat same rate at renewal meansSame rate at renewal means your renewal price matches the monthly rate shown when you ordered. We do not switch you to a higher teaser rate after the…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  21. Connect a GoDaddy domain to LogicWeb nameserversConnect a GoDaddy domain to LogicWeb nameserversPoint your GoDaddy domain at LogicWeb by setting nameservers to ns1.logicweb.com and ns2.logicweb.com. Preview a migrated site first, then confirm with dig.Updated Aug 29, 2026