Access your InterWorx email through Outlook, Mac Mail, or mobile apps by configuring mail server settings, username, and password. This guide demonstrates how to locate these settings in InterWorx.
Security best practices recommend regular password changes. InterWorx Web Panel facilitates this with a few clicks on the main dashboard for easy password updates.
API Tokens enhance server connections’ simplicity and security compared to usernames/passwords. Creating one in InterWorx involves just a few steps for added convenience.
This article includes instructions for finding log files in the Interworx Web Panel, both via the panel and via CLI.
Learn to block a malicious IP address using ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF) on your Cloud VPS. This tutorial outlines the few simple steps.
InterWorx makes it simple to create email accounts customized to your domain. Having a myname@mysite.com email address makes your website look professional and separates your personal email from your website email.
WHMCS is a powerful tool for managing all of your servers from a single interface. You can use WHMCS to manage cPanel, Plesk, and InterWorx Servers. This article provides directions for adding an InterWorx server to your WHMCS server.
Learn how to install an SSL certificate in InterWorx through SiteWorx. This guide covers the final step of securing your site after you have ordered and verified your SSL.
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.
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).
From the SiteWorx interface, SiteWorx users can create and manage MySQL databases.