Here will show you the step how to create an account from your Plesk Web Admin.

1. Plesk Admin login detail from Product Welcome Email we have provide.

2. Click on “Add Domain” under Websites & Domains

3. After that fill in the domain detail and webspace settings as per below.

4. Once done above, click back to Websites & Domains it will show your domain name there and now you can manage your domain features.

5. Done

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1. Access to Plesk Admin

2. Once access go to Websites & Domains

3. Go to a domain name list there you will see below few features and click on Let’s Encrypt. However if you receive below warning, do follow the step show (To resolve the issue, please enable to SSL/TLS support (“Websites & Domains” > “Hosting Settings”) for this domain and try again.)

4. Assign the Let’s Encrypt SSL as per below and click Install.

5. Once done do allow for few times and SSL shall be fully assigned.

6. Done.

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3. Click on FTP Access as per below screenshot.

5.Fill in the FTP Account detail example as per below.

6. Click OK once you have done.

7. Lastly it will appear to FTP account list of your domain as per below.

If you want to access FTP account through FileZilla may refer to this URL.

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1. Let’s make sure the extension has been properly licensed for your Plesk license key by validating Plesk Additional License Keys with below steps;
   • Log in Plesk

• Tools & Settings

• License Management

• Make sure “ext-revisium-antivirus” is listed at License Management page. That shows the license key is ready. Now let’s move on to install the extension on your Plesk instance.

• In the event the retrieve license does not work, login to your client area billing account > Navigate to your VPS or Dedicated Server Subscription. On the left panel, under the “Overview”, click the Addons.

• You should see the “ImunifyAV+” addons listed over there. Look for the “Product Key” section and copy that key. Go back to the “Additional License Keys” tab on your Plesk control panel, and insert the “Product Key”. This should allow the activation of your ImunifyAV+ product key.

1. Install ImunifyAV+ extension

• • Log in Plesk
  • Enter Extensions from left side bar.

• Search for ImunifyAV extension.

• Click Get it free to install ImunifyAV.
• Open ImunifyAV after completing the installation.

• Accept the license agreement

• Update malware database after the installation.
• You may know scan domain for malware.
• You may adjust ImunifyAV settings based on your requirement.

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1. Let’s make sure the extension has been properly licensed for your Plesk license key by validating Plesk Additional License Keys with below steps;
   • Log in Plesk

Tools & SettingsLicense ManagementMake sure “ext-kernelcare-plesk” is listed at License Management page. That shows the license key is ready. Now let’s move on to install the extension on your Plesk instance. In the event the retrieve license does not work, login to your client area billing account > Navigate to your VPS or Dedicated Server Subscription. On the left panel, under the “Overview”, click the Addons.

You should see the “KernelCare” addons listed over there. Look for the “Product Key” section and copy that key. Go back to the “Additional License Keys” tab on your Plesk control panel, and insert the “Product Key”. This should allow the activation of your KernelCare product key.

1. Install KernelCare extension
   • Log in Plesk
   • Enter Extensions from left side bar.
   • Search for KernelCare extension.

• Click Get it free to install ImunifyAV.

1. After installing KernelCare extension, you may verify the applied kernel via below steps.
   • Open KernelCare after completing the installation.
   • The Effective Kernel Version must be higher than Real Kernel Version to know that KernelCare is in place.

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1. First ,Let’s make sure the extension has been properly licensed for your Plesk license key by validating Plesk Additional License Keys with below steps:
2. Next ,Log in Plesk

• Next ,Tools & Settings

• License Management

• In other words , Make sure “ext-xovi” is listed at License Management page. That shows the license key is ready. Now let’s move on to install the extension on your Plesk instance.

Install SEO Toolkit Personal extension

• Therefore ,Log in Plesk
• Enter Extensions from left side bar.

• Search for SEO Toolkit Personal extension.

• In addition ,Click Get it free to install SEO Toolkit Personal.
  • If you see
  • However , After installing SEO Toolkit Personal extension, you may open SEO Toolkit Personal to configure SEO setting.
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Applies to :

• Plesk 11.x Linux

To perform this task, you need to have :

• Knowledge in accessing the server via SSH.
• IP address or server hostname.
• Your server SSH username and password.

1.    Login via SSH as the root user.

2.    Access MySQL as the admin user by execute below command on terminal

mysql  -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow`

3.    Tell MySQL you want to use the Plesk Database psa:

use psa;

4.    Execute the following MySQL Query:

SELECT domains.name, domains.real_size, Limits.value FROM domains, Limits WHERE domains.limits_id = Limits.id AND domains.real_size > Limits.value AND limit_name = 'disk_space' AND Limits.value != -1 ORDER BY domains.name ASC;

5.    You should now get a table output containing a list of all of the domains within Plesk which have exceeded the mail quota.

6.    To quit MySQL simply type exit.

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Applies to :

• Linux Server

To perform this task, you need to have :

• Knowledge in accessing the server via SSH or FTP.
• IP address or server hostname.
• Your server SSH/FTP username and password.

You can simply create a file named “.htaccess” in the folder where you want to have a DirectoryIndex rule to take effect. In a shared hosting plan, there is a possibility that you will not able to create “.htaccess” because you are not allowed to upload or create a filename begin with “.” (dot). However, our support will be able to help you to rename the file later.

Copy and paste following line in .htaccess file :

DirectoryIndex default.html index.html index.cgi index.php

Please note that the Apache server will look for the list files, from left to right. In the above example, the Apache server will first look for “default.html” to load. If “default.html” cannot be found, it looks for “index.html” next. If “index.html” cannot be found, it looks for “index.cgi” next, and so on.

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Applies to :

• All Plesk version Linux
• All Plesk version Windows

When you visit Plesk control panel via HTTPS (i.e.. 123.100.254.4:8443 ), your web browser will show-up with a warning message saying that it can’t verify the SSL cert.

The message may vary, depending on the browser. For instance in Firefox it will say “This Connection is Untrusted” like picture below :

It can be safely disregarded, the browser is showing up with that warning as it’s not able to recognize self-signed cert (web browser can only recognize those SSL cert that you purchase from CA like Verisign, Geotrust and etc.). If you see the certificate error then there should be nothing to worry because the connection still encrypted. It is the fact that Parallels (formerly known as SWsoft) is not a trusted signing authority. Parallels (the makers of Plesk control panel) self-signs the SSL certificates, but because they are not a trusted signing authority, certificate errors are produced.

If you are using Firefox, kindly follow the step below :

1. Click “I Understand the Risks“.
2. Click “Add Exception” button, then a new window will appear.
3. Click Get Certificate and follow by clicking “Confirm Security Exception“.

After you finished with the above steps, you should be able to see the login page of Plesk control panel.

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Set default page on Windows plesk

• Plesk 8.x Windows, 9.x Windows, 9.5 Windows

In the Linux platform, you can use a .htaccess file to specify your default page. For further steps how to change default page on Linux

In order to do the same thing with Windows, you would need to use Plesk for this functionality. You can set the order of pages searched for the index page by doing the following:

1.    Login to Plesk

2.    Click your domain

3.    Click Web Directories

4.    Click Preferences

5.    Under Documents section you are able to change the order of index files of the main web directory. If you want index.aspx instead of index.html, you have to make sure that the index.aspx is listed above index.html. If your preferred file does not exist in the list, then you have to add it manually to the list. Also make sure that the index file that you choose exists in your web directory.

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