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Most likely you need SMTP HOST mail.a.com - if smtp.a.com is not configured, it cannot work If you print error message, there may be more details available.

Both articles are the most official sources you can have by now. One comes from the development team and another one from Parallels launch partner. Stock Plesk guides don't cover such topics Regards

You would need to change your mail server from Qmail to Postfix. In Postfix this email counts as 50. UPD: Ok, I have read in your other message that you are on Postfix already. Lets us doublecheck

The version number is not yet defined. Somewhere in H2 2015.

Hi, unfortunately at the moment we don't have command line for the built-in firewall module. Until next version you can only use direct iptables calls for command line management. They won't be reflected in GUI. Starting next version it will be possible to manage firewall in command line

How many mailboxes there are already?

No, there shall not be a mailbox limit in the license. But lets clarify some details: - you are using Plesk 12.x, correct? - the operation was performed under "admin" account, correct? - does domain belong to a customer or reseller in Plesk? They have their own limits which cannot be exceeded...

Hi, I am terribly sorry about such unpleasant experience. How many days ago you did it? Can you tell me which country you are from? I will find a contact responsible for that particular region. Can you drop me a private message with your email/phone so that they can reach you? If you can tell...

Or command line - it must be easy to make a simple script with multiple calls of this tool: http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PP12/12.0/Doc/en-US/online/plesk-unix-cli/39181.htm

Hi, that's true, domain.com (webspace) has a dedicated role (it runs all the other domains and subdomains inside), so it is not possible currently to make it a redirect. We would like to change it in future, but currently it is a technology limitation. I can suggest 2 ways of working this...

Hi Juan, it is true, our software can greatly reduce the headache of configuring servers and sites. You can purchase your license from us or from our resellers (which are hosting providers) - see them at http://www.plesk.com/partner-directory/ Some of them bundle cost of software license into...

If domains were migrated with Plesk migration tool (you clicked Tools & settings > Migration and Trasfer), then they run in legacy mode of separated folders for SSL and non-SSL. If you wish to change that 1) go Domain > Hosting Settings > uncheck "Run the website in compatibility mode for the...

Frequently httpdocs and httpsdocs had the same content (or https one was empty) - if that is the case, then you can pick one (i.e. httpdocs) and use it. Plesk 10.0+ will use httpdocs for both SSL and non-SSL

We are in process of technology conversation with Amazon about AMIs. Consider it work in progress. Hope to complete very soon

Come on, you can start with their site http://www.whmcs.com/ ...

Specifically it was explained in this message: http://talk.plesk.com/threads/customer-business-manger-is-end-of-life.299991/#post-727877 As of alternatives, several billing solutions would support Plesk, namely WHMCs. WHMCs benefits from selection of 3 (!) Plesk plugins, one of which was...

Actually in Plesk 12.0 you shall be able to use outgoing mail limits http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/Doc/en-US/online/plesk-administrator-guide/71349.htm# At the very least your server won't be blacklisted and you will know which account was involved in sending it

Your "problem" is different and isn't a problem at all in fact. The system tries to redirect you to the right entrypoint which is https://...:8443 Adding http:// at first step isn't a redirect, it is your browser completing address line to the proper format. Then the server redirects you to...

What kind of help are you looking for? http://kb.odin.com/en/123160 - did you see steps suggested in this article?

0.9.8 wasn't reported as vulnerable, so no real risk But in 12.0 newer openssl version is included any way ("as a precaution" :) ) - so that shall help with PCI scan problem