In your SWPanel, you have a File Manager with which you can manage and administer the directories and files of your Web. To access the file manager, you must first search for the service where the website to be managed is located, using the top search engi (...)
How to plan your Web Snapshots A planned snapshot of a website is a snapshot of the content of your website on a specific date, previously scheduled. At SW Hosting you can create scheduled snapshots of all your web sites through the Scheduled Snapshots che (...)
Applicable to: Cloud with a SWPanel licence The Clouds with Administration Panel allow you to set up Hosting services within your Cloud in a matter of minutes without the need to access the machine or have advanced computer skills, all from SWPanel. A We (...)
Cloud services status management From SWHosting we have implemented a new tool, in order to facilitate even more the management of the services of your server, so that you can perform in a graphical and intuitive way the management of these services and av (...)
How does it work? On all SW Hosting servers with SWPanel, ClamAV is implemented as an integral antivirus service. Its main function is to filter every email that enters or leaves the server to evaluate the possibility that the content includes some kind of (...)
By creating a Cloud using a deployment template, you will have to provision the server with a series of previous modifications in order to be able to operate with it. ⚠️ Important: When deploying a service using a deployment template, the same IP will be (...)
Log in to your SWPanel by entering your username and password. First, you must locate the Cloud whose resources you want to modify from the "Active Services Tree", or you can use the SWPanel general search engine to find it: Once inside your Cloud serve (...)
To review the event log of your Cloud, you can follow the steps below: 1- Log in to SWPanel and go to the corresponding Cloud Dashboard using the top browser. 2- Once you are in your Cloud Dashboard, go to the LOG Manager by clicking on the LOGs icon. He (...)
A VLAN, an acronym for virtual LAN (Virtual Local Area Network), is a method of creating logically independent networks even if they are located within the same physical network. One of the advantages of using VLANs, when managing a local network, is the p (...)
A VPN, an acronym for Virtual Private Network**, is a network technology that enables a secure extension of a local area network (LAN) over a public or non-public, controlled network such as the Internet. It allows a device connected to the local area netw (...)