By default smtp servers use port 25 but some of the isps block port 25 and force their users to use their smtp server to avoid spamming, however Cpanel have a simple option to add additional smtp port so that your users can use their website's smtp server to send emails. Login into WHM. Click on service manager. Enter the Alternative SMTP Port in the box and apply changes. If … [Read more...]
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Defend your blog from spam comments
Spam is a problem that plagues any resource on the Internet that allows any kind of user input. The unscrupulous denizens of the Web are constantly on the look out for more ways to include profitable URLs in accessible locations on the Net and as the awareness and popularity of blogging increases so does the allure of utilizing it for profit. In the blogging universe, this has largely meant … [Read more...]