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Recent content by indy0077

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    Question Massive price increase for reseller licenses?

    So, we have decided to switch back to cPanel. It was nice experience with Plesk panel, but we are not willing to pay for each simple "add-ons", tools etc. which are normaly free and included in cPanel. Also such things/add-ons like 'Juggernaut Security and Firewall' (what is simply a 'clone' of...
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    Question Massive price increase for reseller licenses?

    Seems to be nice hot here... BTW cPanel license with unlimited accounts on it (as before) costs $14.95 from a reliable reseller. We used cpanel for years, now we tried Plesk, but with such things what happened and their "mind" we will probably switch back to cPanel.
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    Question WebSoftSolus

    Hi, does anyone know this company which is reselling Plesk licenses? Pricing and Licensing Plesk - WebSoftSolus
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    Question Web Host Edition - VPS vs. Dedicated

    Sorry, but I don't understand what do you mean. If I have a VPS with 2TB HDD, 32BG RAM, 16 vCPUs then I will not be able to create e.g. 100 Plesk accounts/domains/subscriptions, but on a dedicated server e.g. with 500GB HDD, 16GB RAM and 8 vCPUs I would? Really don't understand the point. Could...
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    Question Web Host Edition - VPS vs. Dedicated

    Hi, why the dedicated 'Web Host Edition' version costs more then the VPS version?
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    Issue Plesk links issues

    Hi, your link doesn't work properly: Software Requirements for Plesk
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    Resolved Plesk firewall - SSH access issue

    Ok, the problem solved. The solution is: after changing the port in 'sshd_config' and '/etc/services' you have to restart the ssh service from the command line or on what's ever way. The reboot from Plesk admin panel, ssh console or from the VPS panel doesn't restart the ssh service. Or won't...
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    Resolved Plesk firewall - SSH access issue

    The ssh login command is as usual: root password If you mean the ssh access details: server IP port That's it.
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    Resolved Plesk firewall - SSH access issue

    Don't understand... what do you mean? The ssh login?
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    Resolved Plesk firewall - SSH access issue

    I use the Juggernaut Security and Firewall and both ssh ports have been allowed there. But still no ssh access. Now we change back the ssh port to 22 in 'ssh_config' and 'sshd_config' and we can log in again with port 22. Notice that before we tried many things: the firewall has been disabled...
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    Resolved Plesk firewall - SSH access issue

    Ok, would like to try your tip, but as I said, now the VPS/Plesk is not accessible over ssh, after I made the changes in 'sshd_config'.
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    Resolved Plesk firewall - SSH access issue

    After changing the port in 'sshd_config' now no ssh access is working: Network error: Connection refused No port 22 nor xxx the changed one... Ok, what is the next step to get this fixed for ever?
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    Resolved Plesk firewall - SSH access issue

    No, the changed ssh port still doesn't work.
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    Resolved Plesk firewall - SSH access issue

    This has been changed as well in '/etc/services' to: ssh 988/tcp # The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol ssh 988/udp # The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol But after reboot the ssh port is still 22: # semanage port -l | grep ssh...
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    Resolved Plesk firewall - SSH access issue

    Hi, it seems it was a false alarm. The ssh port 988 still doesn't work. 1. this has been added to '/etc/services': ssh 988/tcp # The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol ssh 988/udp 2. this is in the 'etc/ssh/ssh_config': # Site-wide defaults for...
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