Nexcess Shopware Articles
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Explore the articles in this section to begin setting up your Shopware store.
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Using Cron to Compress Files in Cloud Sites
Read more: Using Cron to Compress Files in Cloud SitesTo compress files in Cloud Sites via a cron job, create a script, upload it via FTP, and schedule it through the Cron tab in the control panel. This tutorial guides you through creating and compressing the script file.
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Change Your Domain Name Contact (WHOIS) Information
Read more: Change Your Domain Name Contact (WHOIS) InformationAnyone can access domain info via WHOIS lookup. Easily update contact details for your domain registered with Liquid Web by logging into your account portal.
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User Roles in portal.nexcess.com
Read more: User Roles in portal.nexcess.comManage your business with ease by granting access to employees or partners in your Liquid Web account. Choose from three simplified permission profiles: secondary owner, purchaser, or technician.
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Change Your Liquid Web Account Password
Read more: Change Your Liquid Web Account PasswordRegularly changing account passwords enhances your overall security. Unauthorized access to your Liquid Web account can compromise servers and websites.
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Create a Group Email List in Premium Business Email
Read more: Create a Group Email List in Premium Business EmailEasily send announcements and updates to all domain mailboxes and external addresses by creating group email lists in Premium Business Email. Control reply settings and sender permissions for enhanced management.
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Search through Premium Business Email Archive
Read more: Search through Premium Business Email ArchiveThis article describes some of the major workflows you can accomplish after your email has been archived.
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Add or Edit Premium Business Email Archive Users
Read more: Add or Edit Premium Business Email Archive UsersIn Premium Business Email, you can add and edit multiple users to help you manage your email archives. This article describes the process and the various user roles available.
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Changing Your Plesk Administrator Password
Read more: Changing Your Plesk Administrator PasswordChanging your Plesk administrator password secures access to your server’s websites. It’s distinct from root (Linux) or RDP (Windows) passwords, often with ‘admin’ username.