Nexcess Knowledge Base

On Oct 8, 2020, Nexcess implemented monthly overage billing for the Nexcess CDN for any usage above the monthly free tier limit of 250 GB.

When you’re migrating a WooCommerce or WordPress website you don’t want to waste any time. That’s why we’ve put together this checklist of helpful tips to make your migration as easy as possible.

Learn how to safely upgrade from WordPress 4.2 to WordPress 5.5. It is advised to move to the most current version of the WordPress core after testing the new version on your staging site.

To enable debugging for your WordPress site, locate your SSH credentials. Use those to log in using a SSH client and then edit the site's wp-config.php file as outlined in this article.

Recapture is a feature-complete platform with very easy to use plugins to integrate with commonly used plugins on your site for being able to recover abandoned carts.

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.

WordPress core updates include new features but can also break your site. To not have this happen it is possible to disable WordPress from updating to a major release on your site.

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.

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.