### Managing Sitebuilder Sites

All Sitebuilder websites created on all Sitebuilder nodes registered in Parallels Business Automation - Standard are shown under the Sites item on the Sitebuilder Manager submenu. You can view, activate/deactivate sites on the Sitebuilder server.

You can search sites by ID, Code, Domain, Account ID, and Subscription.

Sites can be filtered by Type and status (Active/Inactive). The information about the sites created on a Sitebuilder node using the original Sitebuilder Admin Control Panel or using other tools different from Parallels Business Automation - Standard is fetched during node synchronization.

The list of Sitebuilder sites displays the following:

- ID. The numerical identifier assigned automatically to a site in Parallels Business Automation - Standard.
- Site Alias. A site code assigned by Sitebuilder. This code is called site alias in terms of Sitebuilder.
- Node. The friendly name of Sitebuilder node a site is hosted on.
- Vendor. The name of Sitebuilder administrator or reseller (registered directly on a Sitebuilder node) that officially provides a site.
- Plan. The name of Parallels Business Automation - Standard Sitebuilder plan, under which a site was created. N/A means that a site was created outside Parallels Business Automation - Standard (e.g., using the Sitebuilder Admin Control Panel) and is not related to any of Sitebuilder plans existing in Parallels Business Automation - Standard.
- Domain. The hostname of Container or Plesk domain or client a site is hosted on. N/A means that a site was created, but not reassigned to Parallels Business Automation - Standard hosting yet.
- Account name. The name of Parallels Business Automation - Standard account owning a site.
- Trial. A site type. In Sitebuilder all sites are trial first. A trial site has a valid code and can be filled with content using Sitebuilder wizard, but cannot be published. To be published, a Sitebuilder site must have the regular type. Parallels Business Automation - Standard automatically turns trial sites into regular after the corresponding order is paid. Red cross in this column means that a site is regular, green tick means that a site is trial.
- Status. A site status in respect to Sitebuilder services. Can be one of the following:
  - Active. Sitebuilder can be launched for this site and all operations over a site are available.
  - Disabled. Sitebuilder cannot be launched for a site. Site management is suspended.

Important: Troubleshooting Sitebuilder Sites

If a Sitebuilder site provisioning has failed because of some temporal problems at a Sitebuilder node (node unavailability, temporarily dns problem, etc.) it is possible to manually restart site provisioning. In this case, a site settings are synchronized with its configuration (templates, modules, etc.) stored in a customer subscription. To this effect, click the Republish button at a site details screen.

To view site settings click on a Site ID or Site Alias. The site details appear on the screen. You can deactivate a site by clicking the Deactivate button.

Note: For Sitebuilder versions starting from 3.x.x the selected sites deactivation is not supported. Thus for sites created on Sitebuilder 3.x.x the Deactivate button is not shown. For such sites it is possible to deactivate a Sitebuilder user, which deactivates all sites this user owns.

To view details on Account owning a site, click the account information link. You will be taken to Top > Account Director > Customer Manager. To view detailed information about a Subscription that includes a Sitebuilder site, click the subscription information link.

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