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Thanks Yaroslav for the info! That's what I kind of thought but wasn't sure. This information should also be in the Log In to Plesk document where there is no indication that logging in with a customer domain name will give a privacy error message. Thanks!

I looked at this page: Log In to Plesk

Thanks for checking in! WordPress does send a separate email with the user credentials and that works for now. I wanted to be able to send those WordPress user credentials in the initial Hosting Welcome Email from WHMCS. Since that isn't possible I added the steps a user would take to find...

In the interest of simplicity I'm trying to figure out how a customer can login to their Plesk control panel using their domain name instead of the server name but when I try it the browser complains that the connection is not private and when I check the cert it's looking at in the browser it's...

Thank you for confirming my suspicions! And from a Jedi no less :) I'm going to uninstall it to avoid confusion and headaches. Thanks again!

Oh I get it now. When I looked again the only place I saw anything referencing "per server" as in the number of keywords that you mentioned. Wow, that just makes no sense to me. What if I have 100 clients on that server and one client uses 50 keywords? or all the keyword allotment is used...

OK awesome, thanks for the info!

I have logged in as the user and I don't see that there is an upgrade available from the user point of view for SEO Toolkit. There is no way for the user to see the plans available or that there are upgrades available or pricing, etc. Do I have to purchase 1 license for 1 user and then install...

Curious I never got a response on this one? Is there really no difference between the two from the clients perspective?

Thanks for the info! The main reason I want to give SSH access is so users can use the WordPress CLI.

I've read this article: What is the difference between options 'Access to the server over SSH' parameter in Plesk? but am still confused as to which option to select to allow users to have SSH access to their accounts and still be as secure as possible. Seems like /bin/bash (chrooted) but...

Yes, that's it! I searched for that and didn't come up with anything. Thank you!

Is there a way to block specific WordPress plugins from being installed by any user? So server wide?

From the clients perspective what is the difference between these two? When I login as the client and click Account, I see the two buttons "Back Up Account and Websites" and "Back Up Websites" When I compare the options side-by-side I don't see any difference.

When I do the initial setup, I have no problem logging into the cPanel server using SSH name/password on port 22. Plesk retrieves all the accounts and I can select which ones to migrate but as soon as I start to do the actual migration it complains that it can't connect to port 22.

Old thread but same problem. I have Smart Update enabled but it's not seeing the latest Elementor Pro update. In WordPress the plugin shows this: You have version 3.7.5 installed. Update to 3.7.7 But when I choose Updates from WordPress Toolkit it does not show that an update is available for...

Great news on the volume group! Thanks!

If I get a cloud server and then add more storage but that storage would be a separate drive can Plesk/WHMCS access and provision the second drive?

I'm just wondering if there are any conflicts when using Speed Kit? Does the NGINX caching still work or is it needed? What if I want to start using a LightSpeed Web server? Will that conflict? Thanks!

Awesome, I posted it to uservoice.