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If you an admin on the server, I would recommend to check... Panel log: /var/log/plesk/panel.log Mail log: /var/log/maillog (c) Plesk-for-Linux-services-logs-and-configuration-files It is also possible to check some logs from the Log Browser extension.

I would recommend to start with analyzing Plesk and/or mail logs. How-to-change-the-default-content-for-newly-created-domains-in-Plesk How-to-change-the-Web-Server-s-Default-Page-for-domains-with-no-hosting-and-in-disabled-status-in-Plesk Since you are interested on how to secure a server...

Just an idea. "When resolvconf is properly installed, the resolv.conf file is replaced by a symbolic link to /etc/resolvconf/run/resolv.conf and the resolver instead uses the dynamically generated linked file." (c) resolvconf - Wikipedia Probably, you can configure resolvers with Ubuntu...

Why do you expect visitor to visit your server by IP address? In the real world, I believe it is quire rare case. Let's Encrypt can't help with a certificate for an IP-address (as one of the examples of similar questions on their forum)

https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377710335767-How-to-modify-domain-s-configurations-in-Plesk-permanently Changing Virtual Hosts Settings Using Configuration Templates "nginxDomainVirtualHost.php | This template includes per-website configuration of nginx." I think it should...

Is the domain resolvable from the server's console? Could it be a DNS error or a typo in the domain?

Hi everyone, Thank you, Dmytro, for the feedback, and thank you, Maarten, for tagging me in this thread. As an alternative to Kaspar's advice, you might disable NIS2 compliance if you do not need to follow the NIS2 directive requirements (for more information about the NIS2 directive, see...

Hi! Could you please provide more details on where you tried to find the button? SSL It! and Let's Encrypt extensions should be installed on the Plesk server; the screenshot shows where the button is located,

Also you could apply `Workaround 2` and `Workaround 3` from the article https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/24901185222679-High-CPU-load-on-Plesk-server-caused-by-Log-Browser-extension. They are about on how to reduce log and log-browser.sqlite3 files.

How have you tried to uninstall the extension? https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377511962007-How-to-manage-Plesk-extensions-install-disable-remove-update I have checked on my server. You can remove the file from SSH/CLI and then uninstall the extension from Plesk. When you install...

Hi! I have seen the thread a moment ago. I can't answer the question about how safe it is to remove only this file (log-browser.sqlite3) right now; the developers with expertise in the extension have a public holiday today. Anyway, it is safe to remove the extension; during the removal, Plesk...

https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377170988567-phpPgAdmin-is-not-available-for-installation-in-Plesk As an option,

I think some custom modifications were made on the source server (likely according to the KB article), and if so, it makes sense to make the same customizations on the target server. I would prefer to solve all warnings to be sure that everything will be restored in the future correctly :)

Just an idea: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377011628055-How-to-configure-nginx-to-serve-webp-images-instead-of-jpg-png-for-a-domain-on-nginx-only-in-Plesk

If it worked before and then stopped, have any system updates been installed on the system? (Rolling back the latest updates might fix it; it is just an idea of what makes sense to check).

Hm... Is server 147.45.116.49 ([...]..com.pe) a valid sender of emails for the domain my[...].de? If not, why the my[...].de receive these emails to delivery? It seems these two servers in blocklists now; it means configured blacklists could help to prevent receiving suspicious emails (e.g...

Sounds similar to Can't authenticate to send mails (Postfix) ...

Hm... Could you please provide more detailed steps and/or logs? It could help better understand what is happened and why. btw, why do you prefer to migrate data through a full backup and not through Plesk Migrator...

Got it; then, as an option, is it possible for you to download a database backup from FTP to a PC/laptop, edit it locally, and then upload it back to the FTP server? Or use the database export/import feature?

Alternatively, you can check database versions on the source and target servers; likely, the target has an older version than the one installed on the source. In this case, updating the database on the target server makes sense. I believe it should also help reduce maintenance work in the future.