SiteWorx
SiteWorx is the control panel for managing a single hosting account’s features. It’s used for website-specific tasks, whereas NodeWorx is used for server-level administration.
SiteWorx provides the tools to manage your website’s files, databases, and email accounts. Common tasks include:
- Uploading and managing website files.
- Creating MySQL databases.
- Setting up email accounts and forwarders.
- Installing applications like WordPress via Softaculous.
This collection of articles explains how to use the features within the SiteWorx control panel to manage your hosting account.
Databases Management in Siteworx
Learn how to create, manage, import, and export your website’s MySQL databases using the SiteWorx control panel and phpMyAdmin.
Email Management in SiteWorx
Learn to create and manage your professional email accounts, forwarders, and autoresponders with our easy-to-follow SiteWorx guides.
File Management in SiteWorx
Your guide to mastering the SiteWorx File Manager. Learn to upload, delete, and manage file permissions for your website with our expert articles.
Getting Started with SiteWorx Web Panel
Upon logging into InterWorx Web Panel as a domain user (SiteWorx), four main sections should be your focus as you enhance your website and server.
How to manage cron jobs in SiteWorx
Modify cron jobs using SiteWorx.
How to schedule automatic backups with SiteWorx
Learn how clients on physical (non-cloud) servers can schedule automatic backups for their service using SiteWorx.
How to update cron variables in SiteWorx
Use SiteWorx to update cron variables such as SHELL, PATH, and MAILTO.
Logging into Siteworx
Login to SiteWorx via domain credentials or through NodeWorx as admin to manage website content and domain settings.
Manage SiteWorx Backups via CLI
The command-line interface (CLI) provides greater flexibility and more options compared to using NodeWorx directly. Automate SiteWorx backups with a Cronjob. Create a SiteWorx Backup via CLI Optional flags that may be used when backing up SiteWorx accounts. Some common examples: A full list of options and flags can be seen by adding the -h or –help flag to…
SiteWorx Security
Secure your site with SiteWorx. Learn to manage users, protect directories, enable SSL, prevent hotlinking, and enhance your website’s security.
Using the SiteWorx Command Line Interface (CLI)
Discover the SiteWorx CLI: A powerful command-line tool for managing individual SiteWorx accounts, ideal for automation and scripting.
Website Management in Siteworx
Learn to manage your domains and edit DNS records in SiteWorx. Find guides for adding domains, subdomains, and updating DNS zones.