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So today I was working with adding some new national LTD domain names for our company and was at google webmaster finalizing stuff when I saw that there was a URL/ page that had trouble with being indexed and I reacted to it because it is not something we have added in DNS or elsewhere in itself...

We do, but as you may already know there is sometimes bugs and security wholes that opens and closes (e.g. is patched), over time and suddenly such thing as using "admin" as username can make your company very vulnerable to various attacks. Best option is to not use it at all. We also have...

Thanks @Peter Debik for the update! Kind regards

So they do not accept a Windows workstation computer requesting a login/verify email? That makes sense.. :rolleyes::oops:

Crazy! The first rule of internet is to never use admin as username The second rule of the internet is to look at the first... ;)

Pretty much as it says: Is there a way to change the first default administrators name to something else? Using "admin" as user name is pretty stupid and a security risk, so we like to change it to something else. Plesk doesn't give you an option to change the default administrator user name...

Thanks for your valued feedback.

The whole point is not to have mail server program on the Plesk servers like MSMTP or Postifx etc.. We use real dedicated email servers with Mailenable for that function. Removing all unnecessary services - only keeping the hosting part - makes them more secure and lighter/faster too as the...

Awesome. Thank you very much! ;)

Well in theory we could; but opening up potential security risk by installing new functions such as email/postfix to the Plesk servers would probably not make my bosses happy. The whole point is to only allow Plesk to handle the hosting part /management - for other server roles my employer have...

You are correct in your assumption. So nope; we never used it since our servers are strictly for internal corporate use and we just use Plesk as a easy management tool and to partition our servers for different roles. The first thing we did with Plesk was to strip it and uninstall everything...

We are not using Plesk for email at all for any email functions in our company. We are running our own Windows email server with MailEnable installed: https://mailenable.com All we want with Plesk is to receive the administrative notifications it (Plesk), sends now and then...which is useful for...

cURL Error (6) Could not resolve host: accounts.google.com So I been digging a bit about this issue and it seems that it is related to to two things Linux and Plesk, On our Plesk we do not run any DNS server or email server. So any dns queries has to be made by external dns by our server...

Yes it is open on our side, but as you know port 25 is blocked these days by most ISPs around the world due to spam so nobody uses port 25 anymore. We have port 25, 2525 , 465 and 587 open for our email server. We have tried Plesk to use our email server with port 587 and 465 SSL and nothing...

We just did a test by using the "mass mail "function and just doing a simple test template and then chose to send that to ourselves. Our VPS/Plesk do not even attempt to contact our email server. We checked our mail server logs and it is not even contacted so no traces to be found. The out...

Well it is our own hosted email servers and we do not have any issues with it so to speak. The problem is that there is no way to push Plesk to send a test message so it is totally random when/if that ever happens and to do a error trace and look through our email servers logs we obviously...

Pretty much as the subject says: So our question / issue is that we cannot confirm that the settings actually work. We definitely do not receive any emails/notifications from Plesk. Is there a way to test this? It is quite strange that the Plesk team have not built in something such...

So that is for the php.ini files?

In the domains --> plesk php module .

Plesk isn't very happy about your code @Peter Debik. Thoughts? ;)