Nexcess Knowledge Base

Of the multiple ways to change the WordPress Admin Account password, this article will guide you through four of the most popular options for admin users.

A Web Application Firewall (WAF) blocks all web traffic that does not meet the firewall's configured rules. WAFs detect intrusions that are known to occur and new unknown types of attacks.

Learn about file and directory permissions in Linux — different options for setting the permissions (expressed numerically or alphabetically) of files and directories in server hosting environments.

How Nexcess clients on physical (non-cloud) servers can use the SiteWorx control panel to create a MySQL database.

How Nexcess clients on physical (non-cloud) accounts can change their FTP account's login password or accessible directory.

Learn how Nexcess clients can install WordPress on their servers using SFTP.

Control the way Apache manages directories using SiteWorx. You can set the files Apache looks for when a browser requests a URL that doesn't end in a file name and if directory contents are shown.

Learn how Nexcess clients on physical (non-cloud) accounts can modify cron jobs using SiteWorx.

Learn how Nexcess clients on physical (non-cloud) accounts can perform the truncate table operation for MySQL tables from SiteWorx.

Learn how Nexcess clients on physical (non-cloud) servers perform a one-time backup of hosting account files and data using SiteWorx.