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How To: Create and Manage SiteWorx Accounts

The InterWorx Control Panel is divided into two main tools: NodeWorx and SiteWorx. NodeWorx is the server administrator and reseller interface, and SiteWorx is the website administrator interface.

When the server administrator or reseller wants to create a website, they create a SiteWorx Account. Each SiteWorx account is mapped to an IP and a unique unix user on the server. A SiteWorx account can be permitted to have multiple domains.

From the NodeWorx interface, the server administrator or reseller can also log directly into a SiteWorx account and bypass authentication.

SiteWorx accounts are accessed via https://domain.com:2443/siteworx. If DNS for the domain does not yet resolve to the server, the server’s IP address or hostname can be used in place of the domain to access the interface.

Note

Accessing the server over port 2443 automatically uses the SSL certificate for the internal InterWorx webserver. Because of this, using https://domain.com:2443/siteworx to access SiteWorx may result in a security warning in the browser, even if the domain has its own SSL certificate. Using the server IP or hostname in place of the domain will work around that warning.

Contents

• How To: Create and Manage SiteWorx Accounts

  • To Add a SiteWorx Account

  • To Log Into a SiteWorx Account from NodeWorx

  • To Edit a SiteWorx Account

  • To Suspend a SiteWorx Account

    • From the Accounts List

    • From the With Selected Dropdown

  • To Unsuspend a SiteWorx Account

    • From the Accounts List

    • From the With Selected Dropdown

  • To Delete a SiteWorx Account

    • From the Accounts List

    • From the With Selected Dropdown

To Add a SiteWorx Account

1. Log into NodeWorx from the browser (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:2443/nodeworx)

2. In NodeWorx, navigate to SiteWorx > Accounts

   

3. Click + or Add SiteWorx Account. This opens the SiteWorx Account Management form

   

4. Update the required fields. These include:

   • Master Domain: The SiteWorx account master domain

     Note

     The domain name should be entered without the ‘www’ prefix. The ‘www’ prefix will be properly dealt with by the underlying system.

   • IP Address: The IP Address used by the domain

   • Database Server: The database server associated with the SiteWorx account

   • Unix User Name: The unix user that will own the SiteWorx account’s content. By default, this is automatically generated based on domain name. It can be manually selected, as well

   • Nickname: (Optional) The name that will appear in the list of SiteWorx accounts

   • E-mail Address: The e-mail address of the SiteWorx account owner. This is the SiteWorx login and point of contact for the account

   • Password: The password for the SiteWorx account owner

   • Requires Password Change: If selected, the SiteWorx account owner will be prompted to change their password upon first login

   • Language: The default language of the SiteWorx account

   • Billing Day: The day of each month that the billing cycle starts. This is also the day the bandwidth counter resets each month for the SiteWorx account

   • Additional IP Addresses: Additional IP addresses that may be assigned to domains under the SiteWorx account

   • PHP Version: The PHP version that domains under the SiteWorx account will use by default

   • Available PHP Versions: Selected PHP versions will be available for domains under the SiteWorx account

   • Package Features: If SiteWorx Packages have been created, they can be selected from the Package Template dropdown. This will auto-fill the Package Features and Package options for the account

     • If a package has not been created, the options will have to be manually set. However, checking the Create New Package box will create a new package from the manually selected options

     • For details about each SiteWorx Package Feature, see SiteWorx Package Overview

   • Access to Softaculous: Whether the account is able to use Softaculous as a package installer

     • If No is selected, the SiteWorx account will not have access to Softaculous

5. Click Save

To Log Into a SiteWorx Account from NodeWorx

1. Log into NodeWorx from the browser (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:2443/nodeworx)

2. In NodeWorx, navigate to SiteWorx > Accounts

   

3. Click the Door next to the SiteWorx Account. This opens the SiteWorx account in a new window

To Edit a SiteWorx Account

1. Log into NodeWorx from the browser (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:2443/nodeworx)

2. In NodeWorx, navigate to SiteWorx > Accounts

   

3. Click the Pencil next to the SiteWorx account. This opens the SiteWorx Accounts Management form

   

4. Modify the desired values

5. Click Save

To Suspend a SiteWorx Account

From the Accounts List

1. Log into NodeWorx from the browser (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:2443/nodeworx)

2. In NodeWorx, navigate to SiteWorx > Accounts

   

3. Click the three vertical dots next to the SiteWorx account. This opens an options form

   

4. Select Suspend. This opens the Confirm Suspension form

   

5. (Optional) Update the Message field with the reason for the account suspension

6. Click Suspend

From the With Selected Dropdown

1. Log into NodeWorx from the browser (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:2443/nodeworx)

2. In NodeWorx, navigate to SiteWorx > Accounts

   

3. Select the checkbox next to the SiteWorx account(s)

   • Selecting the checkbox next to the With Selected dropdown will automatically select all accounts

4. Select Suspend from the With Selected dropdown at the bottom of the page

   

5. Click Go. This opens the Confirm Suspension form

   

6. (Optional) Update the Message field with the reason for the account suspension

7. Click Suspend

To Unsuspend a SiteWorx Account

Note

Access to the account will be granted after the next fively cron runs. As such, it may take up to five minutes for the account to be accessible.

If access is desired sooner, this step can be manually completed by running the cron at the CLI:

~iworx/cron/iworx.pex --fively

From the Accounts List

1. Log into NodeWorx from the browser (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:2443/nodeworx)

2. In NodeWorx, navigate to SiteWorx > Accounts

   

3. Click the three vertical dots next to the SiteWorx account. This opens an options form

   

4. Select Unsuspend. This opens the Confirmation form

   

5. Click Unsuspend

From the With Selected Dropdown

1. Log into NodeWorx from the browser (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:2443/nodeworx)

2. In NodeWorx, navigate to SiteWorx > Accounts

   

3. Select the checkbox next to the SiteWorx account(s)

   • Selecting the checkbox next to the With Selected dropdown will automatically select all accounts

4. Select Unsuspend from the With Selected dropdown at the bottom of the page

   

5. Click Go. This opens the Confirm Suspension form

   

6. Click Unsuspend

To Delete a SiteWorx Account

Warning

Note: Deleting a SiteWorx account will delete all of the files and data associated with that account.

From the Accounts List

1. Log into NodeWorx from the browser (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:2443/nodeworx)

2. In NodeWorx, navigate to SiteWorx > Accounts

   

3. Select the Trashcan next to the account. This opens the Confirm Deletion form

   

4. Select the Confirm Action checkbox

5. Click Delete

From the With Selected Dropdown

1. Log into NodeWorx from the browser (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:2443/nodeworx)

2. In NodeWorx, navigate to SiteWorx > Accounts

   

3. Select the checkbox next to the account(s)

   • Selecting the checkbox next to the With Selected dropdown will automatically select all accounts

4. Select Delete from the With Selected dropdown

   

5. Click Go. This opens the Confirm Deletion form

   

6. Select the Confirm Action checkbox

7. Click Delete