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Transferring domain registration to new registrar and switching email hosting at the same time?
You can do this either way but it would seem to me its more logical to move DNS first.
My suggestion would be to migrate the domain and DNS to Porkbun first - keeping the DNS records as they are for ...
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Is changing the A record of main domain safe for seo?
This should be fine. A few things which may help.
e-Mail uses MX records for routing/delivery. It only uses A records as an absolute last resort if it can't find any MX records - a legacy thing no ...
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Is changing the A record of main domain safe for seo?
Is change the A record of main domain safe
In most cases, running a website off an A record is not safe. Changing it shouldn't have additional adverse impacts.
in unexpected ways?
I don't know what ...
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domain whois record does not display expiry date
The info provided by Whois is not always the same, it depends on what the Whois database for that particular TLD returns.
Some return the expiration date, some return the nameservers, etc. Some don't. ...
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Can I access my old server after domain transfer?
This was really simple up to the point where you said "I have shared ip adress on both hosts." Do you mean the same IP address for both hosts? This is unlikely. But you may be using a ...
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Can I access my old server after domain transfer?
If your hosting account is still live, you can access the old hosting files.
You can use cpanel or FTP clients for that. You can login using IP address (instead of domain name ) and the same ...
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Can I access my old server after domain transfer?
While you haven't cancel your hosting contract, you should have the needed access.
Client webs are accessible with internal URLs, for cases, where hosting clients don't (yet) have domains (possible ...
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Can I access my old server after domain transfer?
This is really a question for your hosting service.
On a cpanel server go to the server IP address and port 2083 e.g. 12.23.34.56:2083 and you should get in with your user name and password.
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