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Thanks. But i assume if I just leave it running (even though it is not being used) then no harm is being done?

I assume that if I do not have custom nameservers and I am using the nameservers at the host of my domain name that I should turn off the plesk DNS? Does it matter if I just leave the plesk DNS on anyway? Surely at worst it is just redundant and causing no problem? What is the advantage of...

Problem solved: my hosting company took a look at it and turned off the firewall on my server and that allowed FTP. Many thanks for your help on this thread.

This is the response to cat /etc/hosts (I inserted the xxxx to cover part of server name & address): 127.0.0.1 wilsxxxx.xxxxxservers.com wilsxxxx localhost.local domain localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4 localhost ::1...

OK I did that and got this response: Trying ::1... Connected to localhost. Escape character is '^]'. 220 ProFTPD 1.3.4a Server (ProFTPD) [::1]

I may be doing it wrong. I am logging into the server via putty and putting that instruction and I just get: command not found

I did a telnet to the IP address in this format: xx.xxx.xxx.xxx [21] The response was: Could not open connection to the host on port [21]: Connect failed

Yes. It does seem to be. Thanks a lot.

O put this /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all in the command line and executed and it has worked!

I can get access via Putty. What precisely do I type into the command line once I have logged in?

Is there a simpler way, like restarting the server or removing the website and creating it again?

Yes I think so via SSH with Putty?

Hi, how do I run that. Sorry I am not technical please can you spell it out to me. Thanks.

Now I have a problem again. The first website is not showing against its dedicated IP address. Instead it goes to the plesk default page. I can see in file manager that the site is all there. The second website is showing against its dedicated IP correctly. I am guessing turning off the nginx...

In the ftp settings in Plesk for the website there is a setting for the FTP account name saying: "Access to the server over SSH." There are about 8 alternative options in the drop-down which are: forbidden /bin/sh /bin/bash /sbin/nologin /bin/tcsh /bin/csh /bin/bash (chrooted)...