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Please follow unsuspension request guidelines https://community.x10hosting.com/threads/this-board-is-for-all-unsuspension-request.209292/

Please follow unsuspension request guidelines https://community.x10hosting.com/threads/this-board-is-for-all-unsuspension-request.209292/ and attach the reason the account panel lists as your suspension.

I have escalated this to an admin for further review to see if it is restorable. For future reference, you have to login to your account panel at https://x10hosting.com/panel once every 30 days (login anywhere else does not count), do not solely rely on email reminders and that backups are your...

Chances are more likely the answer will be no.

Please follow the unsuspension request guidelines. https://community.x10hosting.com/threads/this-board-is-for-all-unsuspension-request.209292/ The email should also have more information regarding the suspension.

You will need to wait the 24 hours and then try to login again.

It is because your SSL certificate does not cover mail.nuv4.x10.mx, just using nuv4.x10.mx as the mail host should suffice.

What information are you supplying to the mail client, more specific, server name, port, and security type?

https://community.x10hosting.com/threads/x13-sso-login-issues.216919/ Please follow the change password steps in that post.

Your site is loading correctly at this time.

Your sie is loading correctly at this time

Your site is currently not configured for SSL/HTTPS. If you use HTTP, I get a separate error that too many redirects occurred.

If it was terminated, the normal reason would be that you didn’t log in to your account panel https://x10hosting.com/panel for prolonged period of time and was suspended and later terminated for inactivity.

It would not be compatible with Cloudflare. There are services like sslforfree though I currently forget the exact process, and win-acme though I’m not familiar with that and wouldn’t know what to do on that.

You can unsuspend it yourself by clicking the unsuspend button.

There is nothing that can be done aside from waiting for limit to reset. The rate limit is imposed by ACME Provider on all users of x10.mx subdomains.

It's right there in the post.

That would mean the password you supplied is incorrect. Please follow the change password instructions in the linked post.

The error code and associated logs do confirm that the VPN was still connected on this login attempt.

https://community.x10hosting.com/threads/x13-sso-login-issues.216919/