How to Roll Back a Migration if Something Goes Wrong
Because your old account stays live, rolling back a migration is instant — just repoint DNS. The full rollback procedure and when to use it.
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Private Nameservers During a Reseller Migration
If your reseller business uses ns1/ns2.yourbrand.com, here's how to keep those private nameservers working when you migrate to iWebVault.
Migrating a Site That Uses Cloudflare or a CDN
If a CDN like Cloudflare sits in front of your site, cutover works differently — you update the CDN's origin,…
Migrating When Your Domain Is Registered Elsewhere
Your domain registrar and your host can be different companies. Here's how to migrate to iWebVault and point a domain…
What Actually Transfers in a Migration
A clear breakdown of exactly what comes across when you migrate to iWebVault — files, databases, email, DNS, crons —…
How Websites Actually Work – A Beginner’s Explainer
The minimum mental model for understanding what hosting, domains, DNS, and SSL actually do - and how they fit together…
CAA Records – Controlling Who Can Issue SSL for Your Domain
CAA records tell certificate authorities which ones are allowed to issue SSL for your domain - what they do, when…
DNS Records for Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 Email
The exact DNS records to add for Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 email - MX, SPF, DKIM, autodiscover - while…
AAAA Records and IPv6 for Hosting – What You Need to Know
IPv6 explained for site owners - what AAAA records do, when to add them, and the dual-stack setup so visitors…
DNS Troubleshooting with dig and nslookup – Practical Guide
Diagnosing DNS problems with dig and nslookup - the commands worth knowing, what their output means, and how to find…