#### Managing Sites at a Node and Viewing Both Modules and Templates Available at a Node

You can view the list of Sitebuilder sites created at a node and manage these sites under the Sites tab within a node properties. The sites listing and management options are the same as for the general list of sites available under the Sites item on the Sitebuilder Manager submenu.

To get a site details, click on a site alias.

Important: Troubleshooting Sitebuilder Sites

If a Sitebuilder site has been occasionally broken by a customer or looks published from PCC, but a customer has problems with this site, you can synchronize a site settings with its configuration (templates, modules, etc.) stored in a customer subscription. To this effect, click the Republish button at a site details screen.

The list of programs (like guestbook or photo gallery) applicable for Sitebuilder websites and available at the Sitebuilder node is shown under the Modules tab.

The list of website style templates available at the node is shown under the Templates tab.

Parallels Business Automation - Standard fetches information about modules and templates available at Sitebuilder nodes when synchronizing the nodes. Nodes synchronization is performed automatically after registration. Further synchronization must be performed either manually or by a periodical task added into Parallels Business Automation - Standard specially for Sitebuilder nodes synchronization.

After a Sitebuilder node is registered, its synchronization is performed as follows:

Manually. Using the Synchronize button at a node General Settings or Configuration screen. Please keep in mind that when you edit a Sitebuilder node configuration and save it, the changes are not automatically synchronized with a node, but just saved in the Parallels Business Automation - Standard database. To synchronize changes, you need to click the Synchronize button. This is done intentionally to save your time, because if a Sitebuilder node runs many sites, synchronization may take long (an hour or more). So the idea was to let you start synchronization when you really need this.

Automatically. By means of a periodical task. The periodical task synchronizes the status of all registered Sitebuilder nodes every 5 minutes and performs sites synchronization for all registered Sitebuilder nodes every 8 hours. You can change the nodes status synchronization period in Action Log - Tasks Queue.

For example, if you have changed the composition of available modules or/and templates on a node, you then must manually synchronize this node to update the information about a node in Parallels Business Automation - Standard database (in other words, to let the Parallels Business Automation - Standard know about these changes) and make it possible to include both new modules and templates into Sitebuilder plans and provide these plans on a Node using Parallels Business Automation - Standard.

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