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Learn how to edit your existing billing Information and payment method in the Nexcess Client Portal.

Being able to easily deactivate all active plugins on a site and change the active theme will make troubleshooting issues on your site a lot easier.

In this article we will go into what API tokens are, how they are used, and how you can create your own for interfacing with the Nexcess Client Portal programmatically.

Learn to enable the RabbitMQ container for Magento 2 on Nexcess. This guide covers `env.php` configuration and managing message queue consumers.

The auto-updates feature introduced in WordPress 5.5 is very easy and supports plugins and themes that are on WordPress.org — if you do not want to use the alternative Nexcess update functionality.

For security purposes, all Nexcess web hosting accounts have a six-digit PIN number. Viewing and changing your account PIN number can be done in the Nexcess Client Portal.

Redis is a key-value storage database and Magento 2 includes support for both page cache and sessions. In this guide we will cover how to configure Redis for Magento 2 through the command line.

Learn how to enable Let’s Encrypt, a type of self-generated SSL certificate available for Nexcess Managed WordPress and Managed WooCommerce clients.

Learn how to configure the Nexcess CDN with WordPress and the WP Rocket plugin.

Nexcess clients on physical web servers (non-cloud) can subscribe to receive email notifications on bandwidth limits, disk usage limits, and SSL certificate expiration dates for their hosting plans.

Learn how to view your admin user credentials — username and password — in the Nexcess Client Portal for your newly installed site with Managed WordPress or Managed WooCommerce hosted by Nexcess.

Some website admins have trouble leveraging phpMyAdmin as a MySQL/MariaDB management tool, but Nexcess Hosting makes it easy to use from the Nexcess Client Portal.