Recent content by Marcelo Mella

Thanks Peter

No, my Plesk installation is on 52.#.#.162 It is connecting from port 41624 to 31.#.#.153 to port 60412 I replied to AWS, saying i have update Plesk and run Imunify360 and Sucuri Scanner and they seem to be ok with that, as corrective actions So i'm completely lost here

I've Plesk installed in a EC2 instance on AWS. And thats all the info they sent me. I asked for more as soon as i received that e-mail, and waiting for they reply

Thanks Peter I'm not sure if i have a malware or something, but i received a notification with this log: * Log Extract: Any ideas in how i can analyze and make corrective actions?

In the documentation, is posible to find the list of ports to be open in the firewall for Plesk to receive conections. (Inbound Conections) But what ports should be open for Plesk outbound conections. Closing some outbound ports may mitigate some exploits if a malware happens to infect a site

I'm trying to add a schedule task for every 2nd sunday of the month I'm trying with 0 0 2 ? 1/1 SUN#2 * But i'm getting a format error Anyone know how to fix it?

Thanks, this fixed the problem

As for yesterday im getting a backup copy inside every suscription i have. From the same moment my external FTP is not working properly and i can't connect to it. not sure if it is related but some of my clients doesn't have a scheduled backup configurated and i only have a full server backup to...

I guess i should go with ImapSync. The procedure im thinking of is: Make new mails to arrive to the new server Copy mailboxes from old server to new server Delete unused DNS records But i'm not sure how to handle DNS configuration on each step

Im trying to migrate a domain from a CPanel shared Hosting Transfering files and databases is not a problem Copy and configure DNS is simple But i'm not sure how to handle emails. What are the best practices? How can i migrate emails having final user to just change their password ?