Web Server ​
Web Server is the one place that says which engine is serving this server's sites, whether it is healthy, and where every web server setting lives. Apache, LiteSpeed, and OpenLiteSpeed are tabs of this page rather than separate destinations.
Overview ​
URL: /admin/web-server
The page is a top-level entry in the admin navigation and opens on Overview.
| Figure | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Active engine | The engine currently serving sites. |
| Domains | How many domains this server serves, and how many were added this week. |
| Service status | Whether the active engine is running. |
| Custom pages | How many error pages and landing pages exist. |
Engines ​
The Engines section lists Apache, LiteSpeed, and OpenLiteSpeed with the state of each: whether it is installed, which one is the default, and, for LiteSpeed Enterprise, whether a license key is set. Manage opens that engine's own tab.
More than one engine can be installed at once; one of them serves. A switch is reported as successful only once the incoming engine has started. If it does not, the panel restores the previous one on the ports, so a failed switch leaves sites being served rather than down.
The tabs ​
| Tab | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Overview | This page. |
| Apache | Apache settings. |
| ModSecurity Config | The web application firewall configuration. |
| ModSecurity Rules | The rule sets in force. |
| Error Pages | Custom error pages. |
| Landing Pages | Landing page templates. |
| LiteSpeed | LiteSpeed Enterprise, its settings and cache. |
| OpenLiteSpeed | OpenLiteSpeed and its settings. |
| PHP Migration | Moving domains between REMI PHP and LSPHP. |
An engine's tab is there whether or not the engine is installed; it is where you install it from.
Recent web server activity ​
The last operations that touched the web server, with their outcome. View all activity opens the full record in the Logs Center. Use it when a change did not take: the entry names what ran and whether it succeeded.
Related pages ​
- Apache Settings - the Apache tab in full.
- LiteSpeed and OpenLiteSpeed - the LiteSpeed family.
- PHP Versions - what runs behind the web server.
- Health - where a stopped web server is surfaced.