You can change your backup plan at any time from your Cloud Sites control panel. With just a few clicks you can increase or decrease the number of sites in your plan. This tutorial walks you through the process of changing your current backup plan.
You can use Host Access Control in WHM to add an extra layer of security to have control over which IP addresses are able to connect to critical administrative services on your server.
Cleaning up your server and getting rid of old cPanel accounts? What happens if you accidentally delete an account? You can restore cPanel accounts from WHM. Restoring cPanel accounts in WHM only works if you have backups enabled in WHM.
Each open firewall port is a potential vulnerability. It’s vital to keep all ports closed except for those essential for your server’s applications.
Deleting unused databases frees up space but the action is permanent! We strongly recommend backing up your database before you delete it, just in case.
Reading email on your smartphone is convenient. This guide works for most Android devices. First, find your email settings in cPanel or Plesk, then set up your account.
Upgrade PHP on Ubuntu 22.04 for better security & performance. This guide covers installation, Apache configuration, and managing PHP modules.
Our Terraform example of WordPress on Infrastructure as Code (IaC) will be helpful for website owners. Terraform simplifies the deployment and scalability of complex WordPress websites.
Learn how to create a Liquid Web Cloud API token to manage your account and integrate third-party tools like Terraform from outside the My Liquid Web interface.
Let’s briefly review Terraform setup — leveraging Infrastructure as Code (IaC) — on the hosting platform run by Liquid Web.
Interoperability is leveraged using our Liquid Web Command Line Interface (LW CLI) to harness the power of the robust Liquid Web API (LW API) to automate and manage cloud resources.
Knowing the configuration options used to check SPF records and DKIM records is important for setting up email authentication. Let’s review them in the context of Liquid Web systems.