Usefull Information about our Plesk Control Panel for Customers and Resellers
Customer Guide
- Previewing Websites
- Manage Ruby Applications
- Image Gallery
- Managing PHP Project Dependencies with Composer
- Site Descriptions
- View Site Visit Statistics
- Web Scripting Settings
- Protecting Your Website With an SSL/TLS Certificate
- Multi-Language Websites
- Settings and Tools for Webmasters
- Access from iPhone
- Setting Up Custom Error Pages
- Protecting from Spam
- Set Up Your First Website
- Getting Free SSL/TLS Certificate from Let's Encrypt
- Online Store
- Checking Disk Usage by Mailboxes
- Adding Mail Accounts
- Changing FTP Access Credentials
- Accessing Databases with Connection Strings
- Hosting Types
- Tracing Failed Requests (Windows)
- (Advanced) Custom Scripts
- Creating a Website
- Selecting a Website Design Template
- Downloading Database Backup Files (Windows)
- Plesk as a Slave DNS Server
- Backing Up and Restoring Websites
- Configuring DNSSEC for a Domain
- Using a Local Repository
- Importing Sites from SiteBuilder 4.5
- Adding and Removing Domains
- Additional Services
- Backing Up and Restoring Databases
- Protecting Sites from Hotlinking (Windows)
- Setting Up Custom Error Pages on Linux Servers
- Map
- Overview of Plesk Interface
- Allocated and Consumed Resources
- Viewing Subscription Summary
- Accessing Databases with ODBC (Windows)
- Changing Mail Account Password
- Hyperlinks, Links to Email Addresses, and Anchors
- General Settings
- Amazon aStore
- PHP Settings
- Access from Android
- Viewing Website Error Log
- Scheduling Tasks
- Using Virtual Directories (Windows)
- Creating Backups
- Setting Up Access to Virtual Directories
- WordPress Toolkit
- Configuring ASP.NET for Virtual Directories
- Run Rake tasks
- Access from Mozilla Thunderbird
- Adding Domain Aliases
- Uploading Content
- Access from Webmail
- Changing Your Password and Contact Information
- Manage Ruby Versions via CLI
- Changing Virtual Directory Settings
- Web Publishing with Web Deploy (Windows)
- Access from Windows Live Mail
- Using External Mail Servers (such as Gmail)
- FTP Access to Your Websites
- 1. Create Your Site
- Publishing a Website to the Internet
- Restricting Access to Content
- Customer Account Administration
- Configuring Remote Storage
- 2. Access Your Mailbox
- Protecting from Viruses
- Changing Your Website Layout
- Presence Builder
- Website Status
- Publishing a Website Copy to Facebook
- Node.js Support
- Adding Wildcard Subdomains (Linux)
- Advertisements
- Configuring PHP for Virtual Directories
- Hosting Features Available for Your Websites
- Configuring DNS for a Domain
- IIS Web Server Settings
- Limiting Outgoing Mail
- Viewing Site Visits Statistics, Comments, and New Orders on the Dashboard
- Mail Settings of Domains
- Creating Websites with Presence Builder
- Setting Up IIS Application Pool (Windows)
- Copying Databases
- Design: Design Templates, Layout, Styles, Color Scheme, and Header
- Creating Mail Aliases
- Setting Up Anonymous FTP Access
- Disabling the Plesk DNS Service
- Access from Microsoft Office Outlook 2010
- Hosting Settings
- Changing the Website Header Elements
- Saving and Loading Copies of a Website
- Creating Custom Buttons
- Installing Apps
- Setting Up Auto-Reply
- Uploading Content Using FTP
- Limiting Bandwidth and Number of Connections to Websites
- Post-Restoration Database Repair (Windows)
- Domains and DNS
- Configuring DNS via Domain Connect
- Structure: Pages and Navigation
- Twitter Feed
- Managing Database User Accounts
- Adding Subdomains
- ASP.NET Settings (Windows)
- Log Files
- Hosting Personal Web Pages Under Your Domains
- Selecting Website Colors, Background Images, Fonts, and Styles for Borders and Corners
- Creating Virtual Directories
- Securing Connections with SSL/TLS Certificates
- Site Search
- Protecting Your Website With a Self-Signed SSL/TLS Certificate
- 1. Create Mail Account
- Adding and Removing MIME Types
- Optimizing Sites for Mobile Devices
- Buttons for Sharing on Social Networks
- Checking and Repairing Databases
- Web Applications
- Image Slider
- Text, Tables, Hyperlinks, Flash Files, and Images
- Permissions Available for Your Website
- Documents and Other Downloadable Files
- Set Up Mail Accounts
- 3. Submit Your Sites to Search Engines
- Changing Mailbox Size
- First Steps After Upgrading to Onyx
- Uploading Content with File Manager
- Uploading, Downloading, and Removing Backups
- Registrar's DNS Settings in Plesk
- Managing Additional User Accounts
- Websites and Domains
- Deleting Websites
- Protecting Webmail with an SSL/TLS Certificate
- Plesk as a Master DNS Server
- Contact Form
- Log In to Plesk
- Website Content
- Apache and Nginx Settings
- Mail Settings
- Restoring Backups
- Adding and Removing Navigation Links
- Embedded Video
- Ruby Support (Linux)
- Exporting and Importing Database Dumps
- Blog
- Extended Website Management
- Working with a Staging Site
- Enabling DKIM Email Signing
- Setting Up Custom Access Rules
- Website Databases
- Setting Up Custom Error Pages on Windows Servers
- Web Server Settings
- Commenting
- Using remote Git hosting
- Setting File and Directory Access Permissions
- Getting Familiar With Presence Builder
- Creating Databases
- Content Management Systems
- Adding and Removing Pages
- Editing Websites
- Purchasing an SSL/TLS Certificate via Plesk
- Adding a Domain Forwarder
- Access from Apple Mail
- Purchasing an SSL/TLS Certificate From a Certificate Authority
- Setting Up Mail Forwarding
- Deploying Content Using Git
- Git Support
- 2. Preview Your Site
- Content: Text, Tables, Images, Video, Forms, and Scripts
- Adding FTP Accounts
- Viewing Statistics
- Using Mailing Lists (Windows)
- Viewing Connection Information
Reseller Guide
- Manage Ruby Applications
- Uploading Content
- Multi-Language Websites
- Protecting Webmail with an SSL/TLS Certificate
- 1. Create Mail Account
- Acquainting Yourself with the Plesk Interface
- Viewing Subscription Summary
- Advertisements
- (Advanced) Website Security
- Plesk as a Slave DNS Server
- Configuring the Customer Panel for Using FTP Storage
- Documents and Other Downloadable Files
- Restricting Access to Content
- Setting Up Custom Error Pages on Windows Servers
- Registrar's DNS Settings in Plesk
- Access from Microsoft Office Outlook 2010
- Checking and Repairing Databases
- Domains and DNS
- Using Virtual Directories (Windows)
- Website Content
- Allocated and Consumed Resources
- Restoring Data
- Using remote Git hosting
- Syncing Subscriptions and Plans
- Protecting Your Website With a Self-Signed SSL/TLS Certificate
- Uploading, Downloading, and Removing Backups
- Setting Up Custom Error Pages on Linux Servers
- IIS Web Server Settings
- Managing Additional User Accounts
- Getting Free SSL/TLS Certificate from Let's Encrypt
- Changing the Website Header Elements
- Managing Your Profile
- Exporting and Importing Database Dumps
- Creating Mail Aliases
- Creating Databases
- Adding and Removing Pages
- Configuring ASP.NET for Virtual Directories
- Downloading Backup Files from Server
- Websites and Domains
- Run Rake tasks
- Scheduling Backups
- Editing Websites
- Changing FTP Access Credentials
- Customizing PHP Configuration
- Content: Text, Tables, Images, Video, Forms, and Scripts
- Access from Android
- Permissions
- Presence Builder
- Viewing Site Visits Statistics, Comments, and New Orders on the Dashboard
- Starting Your Business in Plesk
- Managing Subscriptions
- Accessing Databases with ODBC (Windows)
- WordPress Toolkit
- View Site Visit Statistics
- Protecting Sites from Hotlinking (Windows)
- Backing Up the Account and Websites
- Understanding Service Plans and Subscriptions
- Managing Database User Accounts
- Scheduling Backups
- Plesk as a Master DNS Server
- Setting Up Custom Access Rules
- Web Server Settings
- Performance
- Manage Ruby Versions via CLI
- Configuring DNSSEC for a Domain
- Deleting Websites
- Access from Webmail
- Adding and Removing Navigation Links
- Using Mailing Lists (Windows)
- Securing Connections with SSL/TLS Certificates
- Changing Virtual Directory Settings
- 3. Submit Your Sites to Search Engines
- Selecting Website Colors, Background Images, Fonts, and Styles for Borders and Corners
- Additional Services
- Previewing Websites
- Creating Custom Buttons
- Purchasing an SSL/TLS Certificate From a Certificate Authority
- ASP.NET Settings (Windows)
- FTP Access to Your Websites
- Protecting from Viruses
- Limiting Bandwidth and Number of Connections to Websites
- Hosting Settings
- Uploading Backup Files to Server
- Configuring PHP for Virtual Directories
- Setting Up Mail Forwarding
- Buttons for Sharing on Social Networks
- Managing Customer Accounts
- Adding Mail Accounts
- Web Applications
- Adding and Removing MIME Types
- Applications
- Uploading Content with File Manager
- Viewing Connection Information
- 2. Preview Your Site
- Web Scripting Settings
- Additional User Accounts
- Uploading Content Using FTP
- Adding and Removing Domains
- Map
- Hosting Personal Web Pages Under Your Domains
- Blog
- Hosting Features Available for Your Websites
- Backing Up and Restoring Databases
- Adding Subdomains
- 1. Create Your Site
- Viewing IP Addresses
- Creating Virtual Directories
- Setting Up Anonymous FTP Access
- Setting Up IIS Application Pool (Windows)
- Setting Up Custom Error Pages
- (Advanced) Custom Scripts
- Apache and Nginx Settings
- Backing Up and Recovering Websites
- Restoring Data From Backup Archives
- Backing Up Data
- Additional Services
- Managing Backup Files
- Changing Mail Account Password
- Set Up Mail Accounts
- Scheduling Tasks
- Structure: Pages and Navigation
- Settings and Tools for Webmasters
- Using a Local Repository
- Copying Databases
- Downloading Database Backup Files (Windows)
- Publishing a Website to the Internet
- Ruby Support (Linux)
- Properties of Hosting Plans, Add-ons and Subscriptions
- Managing PHP Project Dependencies with Composer
- Access from Microsoft Outlook Express
- Working with a Staging Site
- Web Publishing with Web Deploy (Windows)
- DNS
- Twitter Feed
- Changing Your Website Layout
- Uploading Content Using FTP
- Online Store
- Git Support
- Adding Wildcard Subdomains (Linux)
- Site Search
- Saving and Loading Copies of a Website
- General Settings
- Mail Settings of Domains
- Embedded Video
- Viewing Your Subscription Properties
- Using Database Backup Storage (Windows)
- Website Databases
- Limiting Outgoing Mail
- Viewing Resources
- Website Management
- PHP Settings
- Logs and Statistics
- Restoring Databases (Windows)
- Text, Tables, Hyperlinks, Flash Files, and Images
- Quick Start with Plesk
- Protecting Your Website With an SSL/TLS Certificate
- Deploying Content Using Git
- Resources
- Interface Views
- Commenting
- Presence Builder
- Adding Domain Aliases
- Hosting Types
- Viewing Statistics
- Image Gallery
- Changing Your Password and Contact Information
- Set Up Your First Website
- Mail Settings
- Purchasing an SSL/TLS Certificate via Plesk
- Content Management Systems
- Adding FTP Accounts
- Setting Up Access to Virtual Directories
- Uploading Content with File Manager
- Contact Form
- Creating Sites with Presence Builder
- Creating a Website
- Restoring Backups
- Customer Account Administration
- Log Files
- Access from iPhone
- Installing Apps
- Setting Up Auto-Reply
- Importing Sites from SiteBuilder 4.5
- Changing Branding and Interface Settings
- Design: Design Templates, Layout, Styles, Color Scheme, and Header
- Viewing Permissions
- Node.js Support
- Access from Apple Mail
- Protecting from Spam
- Extended Website Management
- PHP Settings
- Adding a Domain Forwarder
- Setting File and Directory Access Permissions
- Site Descriptions
- Website Status
- Mail Account Settings
- Publishing a Website Copy to Facebook
- 2. Access Your Mailbox
- Backing Up and Restoring Data
- Backing Up Data Manually
- Post-Restoration Database Repair (Windows)
- Configuring DNS for a Domain
- Hosting Parameters
- Getting Familiar With Presence Builder
- Optimizing Sites for Mobile Devices
- Access from Mozilla Thunderbird
- Moving a Database to Another Subscription
- Image Slider
- Amazon aStore
- Selecting a Website Design Template
- Hyperlinks, Links to Email Addresses, and Anchors