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Hello Olaf Kapinski, Can you attach the report?

Hello SebastianK1, effectively when you disable the firewall, you are allowing all the traffic back to the server.

I really do not understand the blockade

So I see the correct way to put it is with " add_header "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" "*";

Hi yunus çetiner, That goes inside the section "Apache and nginx configuration" in the section "Additional nginx directives". Or in its absence in the domain file vhost_nginx.conf

Or the "top" command that comes installed by default

oooh, Thank you very much for the contribution virtubox :)

Hello Niko H., If you go to the section "Hosting configuration for cname.domain.tld" of the subdomain to which you want to apply the certificate, you will find the option "Certificate" in which the certificate you want to assign to your subdomains will appear. a greeting

Hello Kingsley, Have you tried to log in by ssh and see which processes are using the most RAM? a greeting

Hello Tell, That configuration would go directly to the nginx.conf dichero of the domain to be balanced, so that it could withstand updates would see the possibility of adding it to an additional configuration file (.conf) Anyway for that action I recommend that you acquire and configure a...

mmm from plesk there is no load balancing system, you can take a look at HAPROXY to do that action, but it is an external tool to plesk. With it what you would do would be to balance the traffic between different machines.

Hello gbotica, I leave the official answer of plesk to your question :) Which are Apache modules required by the WordPress? regards

Hello moneyagree, Have you taken a look at the cloudflare extension for plesk? ServerShield by Cloudflare for Plesk regards

Hello Tell, Just out of curiosity, what is your load balancing structure? Maybe this way I can understand it better to help you a greeting

My clients are delighted with the skin :D

Hello Mikenbrook, You can do this action from plesk, you just have to follow these steps: You see the domain to manage Go to PHP configuration Increase the value of these parameters: post_max_size upload_max_filesize and click on the "apply" button so that the changes will take effect

I use external wildcard certificates to cover that part of plesk. In my opinion it is the best solution for now

Hello again boosterfan, Try doing this: Connect to the server via SSH Edit file /etc/my.cnf and add one more empty line at the end:

Hello Silver, No, the plesk backup assistant makes a copy of the entire site if you wish, configuration of the domain, database and files. If you want to make some more personalized backup you will have to generate a script and execute it from the system. a greeting