Each server has a unique IP address, often the same as your website’s. Used for control panel access, maintenance, and troubleshooting like monitoring email reputation and logging in via SSH/RDP. Find it in your Liquid Web account, cPanel, or Plesk.
A red alert on your Liquid Web account signals a past-due bill. Pay promptly to avoid service interruptions.
Backups can be set up via cPanel, WHM, or Liquid Web account for entire server. For specific files, use CLI via SSH, but be cautious as root user can alter/delete anything without confirmation.
This guide shows you how to update your business tax information, add your Employer Identification Number (EIN), and claim tax-exempt status in your Liquid Web account.
Cancel services in the Liquid Web Account Portal. This guide shows how to permanently destroy a server and warns you to back up all data first.
Whatever the reason, you can delete an IP address from your server in a simple three step process. Just log into your Liquid Web account, expand the Cloud server you need to adjust and click on the Network tab to begin.
Keep AutoPay active and avoid service interruptions. Learn how to easily change payment information for future invoices in your my.liquidweb.com account.
Did you know you can change where we build your servers? Liquid Web has multiple data centers around the world you can chose to deploy from.
Learn how to make a one-time payment on your account without changing the payment method you have on file.
Learn how to easily view your Liquid Web billing info. Find your account balance, download invoices, manage payment methods, and check autopay status.
Troubleshoot server issues by checking the Liquid Web status page. Confirm if a service is down or if it’s another problem.
Liquid Web lets you use your Google account as an SSO login, simplifying your login into our customer portal: my.liquidweb.com.