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August 07, 2023
By Nexcess
InterWorx review — website statistics with SiteWorx for hosting
Learn how to view website statistics with SiteWorx for hosting, including web log data for unique visitors, number of visits, number of pages visited, hits by data element, and bandwidth use totals.
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July 06, 2023
By Phil Kyle
Analyzing AWStats data for Nexcess Cloud plans and sites
Advanced Web Statistics (AWStats) — available via the Analytics tab in the Nexcess Client Portal — is a tool that helps you maintain and track resource usage on your websites using graphs and tables.
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January 05, 2023
New Relic monitoring of WordPress and database performance
Application Performance Monitoring (APM), the New Relic monitoring product, integrates with our Nexcess platform to help online store owners find performance bottlenecks.
June 02, 2022
By Rashid Ali
Google Analytics 4 Features, Guide & Glossary Terms
In this Google Analytics 4 Guide you will get an overview of the important GA4 features to help you make the transition from the previous version smoothly.
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September 11, 2019
By Jason Dobry
Guide to interpreting MTR results
MTR results are an essential tool for diagnosing network issues. Learn how to interpret the data and resolve connectivity problems with ease today.
September 11, 2019
By Jason Dobry
What are concurrent users?
Concurrent users is a measurement of how many simultaneous requests your website can handle at any one single time.
September 10, 2019
By Jason Dobry
How to use search engine robots
How to configure and use search engine crawlers with either a robots.txt file or an .htaccess file.
September 10, 2019
By Jason Dobry
What are HTTP status codes?
Learn more about HTTP status codes in this article. HTTP status codes identify tasks and problems encountered while navigating a website. Status codes ranging between 300 and 599 indicate an error.
September 10, 2019
By Jason Dobry
How to view website error and access logs
Learn how to view website error and access logs using SiteWorx. There are two methods of viewing error and access logs, although SiteWorx is only available for non-cloud accounts with Nexcess.
September 10, 2019
By Jason Dobry
How Nexcess limits bad bots
We block and restrict bots that tend to create performance issues for clients’ websites, although you may ask our support team to grant access to restricted bots as necessary.
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