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Before switching to a new server with Plesk installed, we had a files/public directory under the webroot, where we stored public downloadable files. Now that we run Plesk, the public subfolder of the file folder is password protected when accessed via http, and we cannot find any way...

Brilliant. Test succeeded. 100.000 requests - nothing beyond 20%. We thought that it could be a DOS attack, but could not imagine. Thanks so much! :) You made my day!

And another question: httpd only appears in top when a http request is actually coming in. Can that be the reason why cpuusage reports that it cannot find a target process and that it waits for it? If so, does cpuusage sit there once started and wait for httpd to appear, then limit it...

:) Thanks very much! Is there any way to test the whole thing?

OK, running. However, once I terminate the terminal: what then?

OK, I have it up and running, but when executing sh cpu & it returns [1] 2223 [XXXXX@XXXXX]# Warning: no target process found. Waiting for it... Does that mean that it cannot find the httpd process?

Thanks for the reply and the suggestions. I'll try that asap. Plesk reports Apache with the extreme CPU usage. Additionally, the network card shows an extreme bandwidth, as well. I forgot to mention that before.

We are observing something that we were not able to fix yet on our Centos 6.3 server with Plesk 11 (latest patch -11.0.9 #13) installed: Out of a sudden our server hangs. After reboot, Plesk reports an extremely high CPU usage (beyond million %). Sometimes this happens 2-3 times a day, sometimes...