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Getting Started with GreenGeeks

Welcome aboard. We’ve put together this Getting Started Guide to help you hit the ground running and make the most of your GreenGeeks account.

The Basics

Learn the basics of your account to help you get started.

Domain Names & DNS

Two components make your website work, a domain name and a hosting account. If your domain name isn’t registered with GreenGeeks, make sure the name servers are pointed to GreenGeeks.

Email Accounts

Set up a professional email for your brand, such as yourname @ your domain. Simply log into webmail or configure your favorite email application to receive and send email.

Build Your Website

We have multiple ways you can build your website. Choose from our in-house site builder powered by Sitepad, install WordPress, use our free site migration service if you already have a website or upload the files your self by using FTP or File Manager.

Starting a New Website:

Transferring your Existing Website

Other Useful Resources

Billing Preferences

We have several payment options, adjustable renewal terms, and easy access to your payment history.

Login Management

Accessing your account is made easy with GreenGeeks.

Getting Help

You can search our Knowledge Base or use Live Chat. We’re always here to help, 24/7.

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  1. Getting started with GreenGeeks does not answer my question. I have built a website with Dreamweaver and it’s ready to upload. What do I tell Dreamweaver when it asks: 1) FTP Address; 2) Username; 3) Password; 4) Root Directory; and 5) Is Port 21 correct. Where would I find this information anywhere on your site? I’ve wasted too much time trying to find this information. I’m sure that the location for this information would have other helpful tools for beginners. Thank you.

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