How to Backup Your Website With Softaculous

If you used Softaculous to install a program, you can also use Softaculous to generate a backup of your website. It’s important to backup both your website files and your website’s database, and Softtaculous makes both of these tasks easy. In this tutorial, we’ll cover creating, and Downloading a backup. Our next tutorial will show Read More >

East Coast Data Center Connectivity

Update As of 5:55pm eastern time all connectivity issues have been resolved. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers and their site visitors. Please let us know if any connectivity issues persist. @ 5:11pm eastern time our Systems Administration Team has identified a connectivity issue outside our network hindering many of Read More >

East Coast Data Center

UPDATE The connectivity issue which interrupted service to our East Coast Data Center has been resolved at this time. We suspect the issue was due to hardware failure that one of our bandwidth providers had to address. Please let us know if any connectivity issues persist. UPDATE While our Systems Team is working with our Read More >

Connection Issue

UPDATE In order to mitigate the recent connection issue on the network, a new shared IP has been assigned to ecbiz97. Our Systems Team has lowered the TTL (Time to Live) on DNS records to expedite DNS propagation. At this time, customers on ecbiz97 who are still awaiting DNS propagation may be able to help Read More >

Restore a copy of your database

Once you have created a new blank database in your InMotion Hosting cPanel, you will want to import the copy of your database from your previous host into this new database. For step-by-step instructions, please see our article How to Import a MySQL Database using phpMyAdmin.

Download a copy of your database

If your website connects to a database, you will also need to export and download a copy of that database from your previous host. If your previous host uses phpMyAdmin for database management, and you’re comfortable using the interface, please see our article How to Export a Database using phpMyAdmin. Because database management can vary Read More >

Upload your website files

Once you have downloaded your website files from your previous host, the next step is to upload those files to your account with InMotion Hosting. Log into your AMP account and access your account’s Technical Details. Write down the information asked for in the FTP Information Needed form we have provided. FTP Information Needed Corresponding Read More >

Download a copy of your website files

This article will walk you through downloading website files from a previous host that does not utilize cPanel. Using the FTP and Database Information Needed form we have provided, contact your previous host and fill in the requested information for your previous host. On your local computer’s desktop, create a new folder named website backup. Read More >

Upcoming Move of Secondary Nameserver

In the upcoming weeks, we will be moving our secondary Nameserver, ns2.inmotionhosting.com, to the East Coast. Or goal with this move is to increase redundancy by having our two Nameservers physically separated. Part of the process during the move will be assigning a new IP address for ns2.inmotionhosting.com. For most customers, this will not necessitate Read More >

How to Customize a cPanel Account in WHM

Once you have created a cPanel account within WHM, you can modify a cPanel account using the “Modify an Account” feature to make any changes. You can make many changes, including: the cPanel username the main domain on the account cPanel features, such as the number of addon and parked domains disk quota and bandwidth Read More >

How to Restore a File from your Own Backup

Backing up your website is a necessary step for all users. There may be times that you need to restore a file on your website from your own backup. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to use your File Manager to restore your public_html/index.php file. Log into your Account Management Panel Find and click Read More >

Thunderbird – Timeout

Email Client Thunderbird Sending email doesn’t go through, so you’re forced to cancel the sending. After canceling sending of email, receive error message: Solution: If you have chosen no SSL in your settings, makee sure your outgoing port is set to 587. If you have chosen SSL in your settings, make sure your outgoing port Read More >