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No probs! Let us know if you need any further assistance! Good luck!

From what you've said, it sounds like the name servers you are using are based at the domain registrar rather than on your Plesk server. If you want to run your own name servers (ie. Using the Plesk DNS Management) you will need to create Glue Records for the domain name. See the thread...

Is the Spam folder the folder created by SpamAssassin or a client machine based spamfilter / Outlook? Where does it appear when viewing the mailbox from within webmail?

Max Connections - as above. You will need to contact your IP Address owner and ask them to create a PTR record for the IP Address that your server uses for outgoing email. This is usually your VPS/Dedicated server host, and they should have no problem with creating/changing your PTR...

Have you set the Root folder path to "INBOX." Don't forget the full stop at the end! I think the setting is under Acounts & Settings > Advanced in Outlook.

You don't really need to remove nginx, just disable it. However, if you just want it gone: http://kb.parallels.com/en/114705

http://www.debianadmin.com/users-and-groups-administration-in-linux.html About halfway down the page are instructions on adding a user group. Possibly helpful?...

Although not really end-user GUI, I've had great success with the use of MagicSpam. http://www.magicspam.com/ SMTP level spam filtering, very helpful support when required and not stupidly expensive. It ends up stopping about 5000 emails a day getting into the server, which takes a...

Forum search is your friend! Check out http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=281805 Should have the answer you're looking for - Glue records!

Not sure if I fully understand what you want to achieve, but you can restrict admin interface access by IP Address. Fine if you always access Plesk Panel from a static IP. Tools & Settings > Restrict Administrative Access. Be careful with this if you're not sure how you get your public...

Some DNS changes can take up to 72 hours to propogate, depending on your TTL entries. Possibly teaching to suck eggs, but have you cleared browser cache and flushed Windows DNS Resolver cache? Also, maybe worth rebuilding your vhost files to ensure your server is serving what it should be...

haha, no probs!

Unless you own and look after your own IP Address (unlikely) there isn't a need to include a PTR Record in your Plesk DNS records. PTR Records are used for ReverseDNS Lookups and should be managed by your HOST/ISP/IP Address owner. Most dedicated/vps providers will create a PTR record if...

Try disabling Mail service for domain that is using google mail. Subscription > Mail

Hi Lucus, Firstly, head over to your domain registrar and setup Glue Records for the domain. These are records that define your Name Server addresses and are records that are held by your TLD parent nameservers. Use something like the following: ns1.studioZ2.com (188.165.17.162)...

All seems fine on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. Would be interested to know what the issue is though!

I guess you're using the Power User interface. Not sure where it is in that user interface! Try going to the following url: https://yourdomain.com:8447

You'll need to install the packages from the Parallels Installer. Access this by logging into your Plesk Panel as the Admin user. Under the System Overview area, click on the Add or Remove Components link. If using Plesk Firewall component, make sure the Parallels Products Installer rule...

Both Atmail and Horde enable multiple users to access their mailboxes at the same time. Horde, although the stock version is currently an old version, offers calendars amongst other features. Install both and have a look, it is very easy to change which webmail system a domain uses.