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@AndreyKashin First of all, @ChristophRo has given you some valuable insights and the most important one is : use servers with sufficient resources. Secondly, this part is partly right and partly not entirely right. In fact, there is a bit of performance gain when using incremental...

@Shamrock The question is rhetorical in the sense that the alias will "point" to the "main domain" and, as such, the config of the main domain is equivalently applying to the alias. Could you be more elaborate about and describe what you think is "different" from the main domain? In...

In that case, not an issue with Plesk. Please provide more information.

@Shamrock, This question is probably best answered as : yes. However, you can make a backup of relevant config files first. If you have Nginx config, then copy the /etc/nginx/conf.d/ssl.conf to a file like [filename].bak - leave the ssl.conf file as is (and do not remove). Afterwards...

@Shamrock The Mozilla config generator is one of the kind "pick me (Mozilla), don't think and mess up your config with what I say - trust me!". In essence, most of the valuable recommendations made by the Mozilla config generator are already present in the default Plesk config. Some...

@Ricardo Capistran It is as @Kaspar has already stated : it is not unusual. Nevertheless, one should take notice of the context that applies. Let me explain. If and whenever using only Fail2Ban, a count of 3000 banned IPs is certainly not abnormal, not at all! In fact, Fail2Ban...

@TorbHo This statement is absolutely true, but it is not something of "lately". In fact, this is a natural tendency for years now : Plesk evolving with many (many) hickups that require bug fixes that require patches. To some extent, this "tendency" is the result of the desire or even the...

@mow, I have tried that (for all IPs associated with DrWeb) and only makes a very very very very small difference ...... and only for the 85.10.234.30 IP. In theory and in practice, it helps ........ the advantage is quite small. You can check this by sending a ping to the DrWeb update...

@Tjerk Visser They did not, all update server - with the exception of one - are still very slow, to the extent that they become unreachable. The best thing to do is still forcing the IP 85.10.234.30 for updates. Kind regards...

@Sebahat.hadzhi This is not a definition of expected or desirable behavior. If a destination / target server has a different password storage method (hash or sym), then the target server should honor the settings of the source server! Migration of a source also means migration of the...

@mizar This is not desirable. I am not even sure which kind of hash is being used for password hashing - MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512?!?? There should ALWAYS be a method of getting passwords in plain text. It certainly is not the first time that forms to set / reset passwords are used to...

@UHolthausen This seems not to be Plesk specific, but more Debian related, given the failed packages. Are the /etc/apt/sources.list files correct? Kind regards....

@Gjimi, Again, keep it polite. You have an issue that you cannot resolve and, as a result, you are starting a thread that nobody else will post on. It certainly will not help if you become impolite. You do not have to do anything with my posts. A small tip : your Apache alias workaround...

@Denismaster The statement leaves me with the question : external DNS on Plesk servers? Stated differently, do you use an external nameserver provider or do you use Plesk based DNS with "duplicates" on other Plesk servers? The solution that you search for can be obtained by using an...

@Gjimi, That is no surprise. The creation of the LE certificate for the mail server will cause issues due to the existence of the mail.domain.tld subdomain on your server. The creation of the LE certificate for the mail.domain.tld subdomain can and often will cause issues for the creation of...

@Dork Yes, it is possible. Just go to Tools & Settings > SSL/TLS certificates > button "+ Let's Encrypt" (click) Afterwards, assign the LE certificate to Plesk and mail. Before doing all of the above, make sure that 1 - the Custom URL is active, 2 - the DNS zone has been properly...

@Sebahat.hadzhi Not receiving anything. I will try the "if it is broken, give it a good kicking" method to resolve this issue. Otherwise and in the absence of notifications, I will have to assume that my "systems" are clean?!?? Plesk might not be in control of what CloudLinux (or Imunify...

@Bitpalast I did not really follow this topic thread, but saw an issue related to Microsoft mails. Might it be the case that the DANE roll-out on Exchange / Outlook based mail systems cause havoc?!? This (very gradual) roll-out of DANE by Microsoft is really annoying and causing problems...

@kentsmike It might seem logical and/or more secure to access Plesk Panel with [server IP]:8443, but there are some considerations here. If you want to change access for reasons of personal convenience, then I could understand your question. However, in an environment with lots of servers...

@Gjimi, In short, not a SslIt! or Letsencrypt related issue. However, you have created a workaround with respect to certificates .......... and that workaround will create additional issues. In a normal scenario, the following applies : 1 - the mail server is assigned the...