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cPanel’s Security Advisor alerts admins to potential security issues and configurations, helping ensure server security and performance.

A guide to creating a reseller account for the sale of server space in WHM.

Memory Usage on your server is like reading a book and then answering questions about it later. After you’ve read the story, you need to retain the information in your head to use later and answer questions about it.

A File Manager is a utility found in most control panels which can be used to access, view, modify, add, and delete files from your account. Using a File Manager is a more secure way to interact with your website files than using a third-party software and using SSH keys to connect over the Internet. The directions in this article are for the File Manager in SiteWorx (Linux).

Put your new WHM/cPanel server to work! Learn its many features and tools to get the most value from your Linux hosting experience.

In just a few clicks you can delete files and folders from your website.

Our Web Panel servers are designed to provide you with a simple, effective Linux hosting experience. Learning about the panel and the tools it provides to help manage your server is an important part of making the most of your server for your business.

InterWorx uses SpamAssassin to help keep levels of email spam reasonable. From the Spam Filtering page in NodeWorx, server administrators may manage the SpamAssassin service, edit SpamAssassin and Bayes Learning settings, specify global blacklist and whitelists, and add custom rules.

File permissions define access to files and folders on a server or website. Interworx provides permissions functionality within the SiteWorx File Manager, allowing you to adjust permissions without using the command line.

From the SiteWorx interface, SiteWorx users can create and manage MySQL database users.

While InterWorx allows the ability for SiteWorx accounts to use non-prefixed databases and database users, it is currently not possible to create non-prefixed databases, or non-prefixed users, from the SiteWorx interface. However, it is possible to create non-prefixed databases and database users and automatically assign them to a SiteWorx account from the CLI.

SiteWorx provides you with the File Manager tool that is simpler to use than SFTP or FTP for a small number of files. This tutorial will walk you through adding files and folders in File Manager.