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FAQ: Can the credit term be adjusted or extended?

Can the credit or payment term be adjusted or extended?   Our standard payment term is Cash on Delivery (COD), which requires payment upon service activation or delivery. Whether a credit or payment term can be adjusted or extended depends on the type of service: For domain names and SSL certificates, the payment term is

FAQ: How can I request a longer credit / payment term?

How can I request a longer credit/payment term?   For domain names and SSL certificates, services are strictly prepaid, meaning payment must be completed before the service is registered or renewed. This is because these services are billed immediately by third-party providers at the time of registration or renewal. Once an invoice is issued, payment

FAQ: How many bills do I have?

How many bills do I have?   You can view the total number of your bills by logging in to our Customer Portal. Once logged in, navigate to the Billing & Payment on the left panel. There, you’ll see a list of all your invoices, including their statuses (paid, unpaid, or overdue). You can also

FAQ: Does your cloud server come with antivirus protection?

Does your cloud server come with antivirus protection? Yes, antivirus protection is available for our cloud servers through F-Secure, offered as an optional add-on with additional charges. If you’re interested in learning more, please share your contact details via our chat form at https://www.ipserverone.com/contact-us-via-chat/. Our Sales Team will reach out to you shortly to provide

FAQ: How IP ServerOne protects LinkMail from Phishing & Viruses

🛡️ How IP ServerOne Protects LinkMail from Phishing & Viruses 🔐 Multi-layered Email Security 1. Anti‑Spam & Anti‑Virus (via Proxmox Mail Gateway) We deploy a commercial-grade email gateway that implements a 5‑layer spam and malware filter, scanning every inbound message for suspicious content and attachments—including viruses—before delivery. 2. Sender Authentication with SPF & DKIM Incoming emails

How to allow a user in SMTP_ALLOW in csf.conf

Introduction ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF) includes SMTP_BLOCK to prevent users from sending emails directly via SMTP except through the local mail server. To permit a specific user to send mail even with SMTP blocking enabled, you must explicitly add the user to the SMTP_ALLOWUSER setting in the csf.conf file.   Prerequisites Root SSH access