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DKIM records are generated by your email provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Titan Mail), not your registrar. Copy the public key and selector from your email dashboard, add it as a TXT record in DNS. DKIM proves emails weren't tampered with and improves deliverability.
An inode represents one file or folder. Hosting plans limit inodes separately from storage, you can have GB available but hit file count limits. Clear email trash, cache folders, and old backups to reduce usage. NameSilo plans: Starter 100K, Premium 200K, Turbo 400K inodes.
Protect domains from employee theft using sub-accounts with restricted permissions. Never share master credentials. Ensure WHOIS registrant is your company, not an individual. Enable 2FA, keep transfer lock enabled, and revoke access immediately when employees leave.
Upgrade PHP for security and speed, old versions have unpatched vulnerabilities. In cPanel, use MultiPHP Manager to switch versions. Update WordPress and plugins first. If problems occur, revert PHP instantly. PHP 8.2 or 8.3 recommended.
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