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Once you’ve set up your backups in Cloud Backup, your files are safe and data can be recovered using this guide.

This article explains what an SSL certificate is, how it works, and why it is required for securing websites and protecting data transmitted over the internet.

Once you’ve created your bootable media using Cloud Backup, you can now easily recover your files using this guide.

A SSL Certificate warranty is insurance for transactions made on SSL-secured sites. It provides security for the transactions that are made there.

This article explains how to access, download, and install your SSL certificate purchased from Crazy Domains. It outlines what actions you need to take based on where your website is hosted.

After creating a backup plan, you can edit the plan parameters, revoke or cancel the created plan, or delete it entirely.

You can recover virtual computers or machines via the Cloud Backup console. Follow this guide on how to do it.

In recovering an ESXi configuration, you need a Linux-based bootable media.

In creating a backup of your files/folders, you can also set the scheduling parameters through the Cloud Backup Console.

Creating backups of your computer files using the Cloud Backup console is easy. Follow this guide on how to do it.

You can specify which individual disks and/or volumes to back up in Cloud. Follow this guide on how to do it.

You can specify which files or folders to back up in Cloud. Follow this guide on how to do it.

Once the Cloud Backup account is set up, you can begin uploading backups of your computer files and folders.

You can recover a computer or physical machine to virtual using Cloud Backup. Follow this guide on how to do it.

This Cloud Backup option enables you to define the commands that will be automatically executed before and after data capture.

You can create a system state backup of your Windows computer via Cloud Backup. Follow this guide on how to do it.

You can recover physical computers or machines via the Cloud Backup console. Follow this guide on how to do it.

This article explains what a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) is, why it is required for SSL certificate issuance, and when you need to generate one.

This article explains the end-to-end SSL certificate validation process that begins after an SSL certificate is purchased and submitted for issuance. It outlines how the Certificate Authority (CA) verifies domain ownership and, where applicable, organizational identity before issuing the certificate for installation.

This article describes how to enable AutoSSL in cPanel. It explains the steps to manually run AutoSSL, verify that SSL certificates are issued for the desired domains or subdomains, and provides troubleshooting guidance for common validation issues, such as existing certificates, DNS records, and .htaccess configuration.

This article outlines the required actions during the SSL certificate purchase process, from order placement to certificate issuance. It focuses on what is required to complete activation and validation so the certificate can be issued.

This article provides an overview of Site Protection, a website security service powered by SiteLock. It explains what SiteLock is, how to access the SiteLock dashboard, and how to navigate its interface.

This article explains how to interpret scan results in Site Protection powered by SiteLock. It describes the types of issues identified during scans, what the results indicate, and how to review findings in the SiteLock dashboard.

This article explains how to configure server access and database settings in SiteLock. Its purpose is to guide you through the required setup steps to ensure SiteLock can properly connect to your hosting environment and perform security scanning and protection functions.

Safe browsing warnings & troubleshooting tips on what to do when Google suspects your site of phishing or having malware.