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Did you specify your IP in the allow transfer section of your DNS server? AXFR needs to be specifically authorized to work.

That's normal. You can't use any to list every single record Consider using an AXFR zone transfer query to do that. ANY isn't an active standard and may not be supported by every single NS (RFC 8482)

Well, plesk bin ip_ban --add-trusted is idempotent, so even if you did run it over and over again, you'd almost certainly run into no issue. To be fair, I'd never put what I wrote in production or recommend anyone else do that without any sanity checks

Thanks for sharing! Though, if want to skip the preliminary checks, you could do: curl https://www.cloudflare.com/ips-v{4,6} | while read -r line; do echo "Whitelisting $line"; plesk bin ip_ban --add-trusted $line; done Arguably not as safe or readable though

While you can, if you're giving customers access to manage DNS, I wouldn't recommend it. If you do want to do this, you can use something like BIND/PDNS Clustering, which plesk has a DNS Slave extension for. Just add the NS to the second server

See this line (bolded): tmpfs /var/tmpfs tmpfs rw,uid=xxx,gid=xxx,size=500M,nr_inodes=10k,mode=0700 0 0

It sounds like it got stuck trying to send the email. I'd check your relay logs and Plesk error logs

Oh I see. Sorry. It depends on what notifications you have configured. Just trigger one of those. There's no way to have plesk send a test email AFAIK

Just send an email from a domain

Your "preferred" requirements will depend on your workload. If there are WordPress sites, I'd recommend against 1 GB / 40-50 for optimal performance. While yes, you can host a ton of sites on Plesk, (Increasing the Number of Domains that Plesk Can Serve) 900 is a lot, and unless they're all...

For MXRoute, you want to authenticate over 465

The one in question is here: /etc/yum.repos.d/plesk-ext-grafana.repo

Have you tried contacting Plesk support?

> If we consider an in-place upgrade for base OS installation, yes it works. But in a fact, even AlmaLinux needed to spend additional efforts to support upgrade with Plesk installed. The same is actual for any 3rd party package/repo. Our colleagues from cPanel have already observed an...

Does OpenVZ support Rocky? I presume Plesk will support that. CentOS/RHEL7 to 8, or any major v. upgrade is already possible. You just break a lot of stuff. You would almost certainly require Plesk to support it in order for it to properly work. As far as Web Pros/Oakley goes - I've used...

From what it looks like, this problem is isolated to Ionos servers? We run CentOS so I wouldn't know lol.

Yeah, sorry. You have to put it in the /sbin folder in your plugin. Take a look at the example extensions

Again, without knowing your specific needs and assets, I can't tell you which one is best, or which one is even a decent option. If you are one person, and "newbie" in hosting, go with a managed host for anything important

Also - we did confirm with Plesk that this ain't getting a fix until they decide to formally support Backblaze...so go vote: Backblaze B2 Backups .... as much use as that it

You can just use a separate bucket for each server/site. You could consider Wasabi - frankly, we've found B2 to be unreliable and inconsistent though @ 0.005/GB, I don't expect anything else.