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Yes I've seen that article, it seems to have changed my IP correctly - I've confirmed this with /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/ifmng -l (shows the correct IP). Sadly I still can't login via the web interface. Besides, there should be no need to patch a fresh installation - it should "just work"...

I've just tested CentOS 7 (minimal) and tried to install Plesk 12 on it via the one-click installer (command line). The installation went well, and it was much faster than under CentOS 6. However Plesk picked my loopback IP (127.0.0.1) instead of my "real" IP on eth0. This means that I can't...

I've had this before, it's nothing to worry about. It looks like your server provider has a clustered setup (like XEN) and during the setup your container used up a lot of CPU power. Give it a day and this will have settled down. Health Monitor gets confused with new installations and upgrades...

Hi Silvius, that needs to be done on the domain level, not in Plesk. Head over to your domain registrar's control panel and change the IP on your domains from that of the old VPS to the that of the new VPS. Once switched the new VPS will be in charge of your domains.

It'll do it all by itself as if by magic, without prompting you. Installation can take about 20-30minutes and will eventually give you a login URL (such as https://yourdomain.com:8443 or your IP like https://11.22.33.44:8443). After that Plesk will instal the latest micro updates which can take...

yabado, I *think* that the Business Manager used to be available as a separate license. Even with unlimited licenses, your issuer may have forgotten to enable this component. I guess you need to get in touch with who you bought the license from, they should be able to upgrade this for you. Keep...

Azurel, the Bandwidth Limiter is an option that needs to be installed - it's not there by default. Head over to Tools and Settings (or Server if you're using Power User View), select Updates and Upgrades, then Add Components. You'll find the Bandwidth Limiter in the list. Once Plesk has...

It happens to the best of us ;-) This describes how you can log yourself back in: http://kb.parallels.com/en/954

You can choose which layout you'd like to use Plesk in. The "no-sidebar-layout" is called Power User View, and the one with the sidebar is called "Service Provider View". Both have their advantages. You can change it in Server - Interface Management. The Server tab is called "Tools and...

The NGINX Bad Gateway error usually means that http:// is called when the url should be https:// In Plesk 11 Apache resolved this automatically, but since we have NGINX we need to specify this explicitly. Have you checked your host name? And what happens when you setup another subscription (say...

Here you go - the complete list: http://kb.parallels.com/en/391

The Linux Autoinstaller will take care of installing all the packages needed by Plesk. It's so much easier to install Plesk on Linux than it is on Windows. It doesn't hurt if you have installed something (say MySQL Server), but you don't need certain packages before running the Autoinstaller...

Since Plesk 12 isn't ready for prime time yet, I have another solution which works wonders to keep those pesky hackers out: OSSEC. It works exactly like fail2ban, it's open source, and can be installed via the atomic repo. You can get it from http://ossec.net. I've written some instructions on...

You can setup a subdomain like a "real" domain and create a different subscription that way for each subdomain. Consider the following: if your domain is "example.com" and you'd like to setup "one.example.com", then add that as your domain when you create a subscription. This will allow you do...

Fantastic and ingenious - bind mounting to the rescue. Just what I was looking for. Thanks, Igor!

I've noticed that Plesk is using a different directory to create temp files during a multivolume FTP backup than for a non-multivolume backup. Is there a way to change the location of this directory? For a non-multivolume backup we can edit the location in /etc/psa/psa.conf (explained here...

What would you like to ask about the AWS Version, yabado? Perhaps we can help you.

Inspired by this thread, I've decided to put a quick screencast together and demonstrate both options: http://youtu.be/EDA9_C17560 Enjoy!

There are two ways to install WordPress via Plesk in this way: 1.) you choose "Install" - which is a true one-click action, or 2.) you choose "Install - Custom" - which gives you options (see below) Both options have advantages. If you choose the first option, Plesk will install WordPress in...

Esbon, Passive Mode and secure FTP are two different issues. This article explains how to use SFTP in Plesk: http://wpguru.co.uk/2012/03/how-to-use-sftp-with-plesk-10-4-4/ Note that currently (Plesk 11.5) only the main subscription user can use SFTP, not additional FTP users.