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Website Overview
Open a website and select Overview .
Domain and availability
Change the primary domain, enable or remove the www alias, add additional exact domain aliases, and enable or disable the website. Enter one additional alias per line. Every alias serves the same application and document root.
Point all hostnames to this server before saving when managed SSL is active. Aliases inside a Core Panel-managed DNS zone are published automatically.
Application
Review the website runtime and application profile. Compatible sites can switch to another installed PHP-FPM or Node.js version. Runtime changes are queued and applied by the server agent.
Files and document root
Review the absolute website root and select the confined public path exposed by Nginx. A public path must remain inside the website root. Common framework profiles use paths such as public , web , webroot , or pub .
Advanced Nginx configuration
Add vetted per-site directives or inspect the generated server configuration. Supported custom directives include add_header , autoindex , charset , client_max_body_size , etag , expires , gzip , gzip_types , index , and limit_rate .
Core Panel protects structural directives such as root , proxy_pass , include , listen , location , and server_name . Nginx configuration is validated before every reload.
Primary website account
The Overview area also manages the primary site's SFTP/SSH account. You can enable or disable the account, rotate its password, repair access, retrieve a saved password when available, and share connection details by copying them or sending them through configured system email.
Treat shared credentials as secrets. If credentials were sent by email, ask the recipient to store them securely and delete the message.