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Could not retrieve an OCSP response. The Failure Reason is: REASON_OCSP_RESPONSE_RETRIEVAL_ERROR The OCSP Url is: http://r11.o.lencr.org The previous OCSP response contained the following times: ThisUpdate: ‎1601‎-‎01‎-‎01T00:00:00.000000000Z NextUpdate...

hmmm will give this ago. But using Flex Firewall seems to be working fine for us currently.

Thanks let me test that.

No issues with letscrypt SSLs not being autorenewed after installing it?

I see its removed from Plesk catalogue probably because its free plugin or something. Is anyone using this plugin? How do you find it? For me so far testing it - it seems good. I just had to install it manually as per the website.

Hi guys We seem to notice that modsecurity keeps breaking with every Pleks update or modsecurity updates. When we check event viewer we notice it stops blocking attacks using modsecurity. We then have to disable modsecurity, run plesk repair db -y just fro good measure and then do the...

Had the same issue as this helped. Thanks

I think that ConfigServer is the company that created the plugin for cPanel not cPanel themselves. I recently noticed ConfigServer created interface for DirectAdmin not Plesk though. Maybe you should ask them for integration guys. Maybe Sarah on the forum over there can help with reason as to...

We find that incrementals during the week take long. Any possible way to schedule full backup of incrementals to run on weekend only?

Yes that will be the case as in my opinion PHP runs better on Linux anyway aswell as their are many customized and opensourced addons available for linux compared to windows. We always recommend Linux for our customers when they want wordpress hosting so does most hosts. Plesk for Windows is...

My opinion is I "doubt it". Would be nice but if nginx can connect to IIS then it may be possible: The only real article I can find this this "Using Nginx as a Reverse Proxy to IIS - Software Projects Inc." But doing so may be custom and break Plesk.

When we setup servers modsecurity seems to work well at first. Then at some point stops working. We have reverted to doing the following to get it to work now. Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Plesk\ModSecurity\vhosts and renaming it to something like vhosts-old and then disabling modsecuirty...

How are you guys blocking access to xmlrpc or better yet limiting it to jetpack only on IIS servers? I'm finding modsecurity (Atomic) ruleset is not enough in stopping these which still causing load issues from time to time.

Hi guys Thoughts on improving security and threats on the web for web hosting is a constant issue and something we regularly like to see what the community considers to be good options. We currently are considering the following setup: - Juniper firewall (Already using for years) - AVG File...

Yes we have one client on our servers experiencing the same issue since he has done this. No other customers are complaining as they do not do this type of setup.

oo that works. Thanks Think that should be reported to whmcs.

WHMCS and plesk always seems to give me some error. This issue is related to it complaining about the request for ID not being the right type? That sounds to me like a whmcs module error? as its getting a response via API [id] => 81 So I really dont see why its...

You try this yet? Did a quick google for that error with IIS appended to end as its windows https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/iis-support-blog/solution-for-request-entity-too-large-error/ba-p/501134#:~:text=IIS%20has%20a%20limit%20for,Entity%20Too%20Large)%E2%80%9D%20error.

So I have been reading this : How to protect websites against DDoS attacks in Plesk for Windows Server Seems we can use Dynamic IP Address Restrictions to protect against some DDOS attacks based on number of connections. The image you provide in the settings is that a good or OK type setup...

We seem to be experiencing the same issue. Will try your temp fix and see if it works for us