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Allright, thank you.

Thank you Igor. My current hosting company doesn't provide subdomains, so I can't see what happens when I go to webmail.mydomain.com. When I go to webmail.mydomain.com do I see the Plesk login page, or the Roundcube login page? Is it a problem (as in a security issue) that webmail uses http...

I noticed Plesk uses an unsecured connection for webmail: webmail.mydomain.com Can this connection be secured or is that not possible? (Isn't this a security risk?)

Thanks Sergey. If I understand correctly ... a domain name is always a part of a subscription and can not stand on its own?

Thank you Sergey. Then I will have to rely on the SNI technology. For now it is good to know it is possible.

Hi guys, Can someone explain (in short) what the relations are between customers, domains, subscriptions and service plans? As I understand a service plan is a "package" with predefined settings. Now what I would like to know is how a customer and a subscription are "connected". Does each...

Hello, I run a VPS with Plesk 12. Can I set SSL certificates for all the domains on this VPS? I don't need to know how to do it (yet). I'm just wondering if it is possible. (I have 2 IP addresses to my VPS. I was told the second one was for SSL, but I'm not sure if I need it?)

In addition: I have tried to login to my webmail, but it seems all the shortcuts within Plesk refer to webmail.mydomain.com. So now there is no way to access my webmail, or am I missing another option? Right now if I click on the email icon which should open my mailbox, it shows a "not found"...

Thanks, but please do understand I'm not as experienced as you are. I came here hoping to find some help. I already Googled a lot without any result. And it's difficult to search for something if you don't know what the possibilities are. You're talking about domain.com/webmail. Is this a...

Hello, I already asked a similar question yesterday. A lot of views but no response, so I think I wasn't very clear. I'm going to try it again. Recently I started hosting a VPS and some domains. On the VPS, Plesk 12 in pre-installed. I used an A-record to link the domains to the VPS. This all...

Hi guys, I'm planning on hosting some websites for customers. I am using Plesk 12. So far so good. Now here's the problem. For some reason my host by default doesn't offer subdomains (unless I buy a more expensive package). Will this cause any problems? For example webmail.mydomain.com won't...

That's the one I'm reading... but I thought I read somewhere that when you change a service plan afterwards, the corresponding domains won't change... that is actually why I asked this question.

Allright, thanks :) Is there documentation where this is further explained?

Allright... but if my service plan says that a domain has 5 mailboxes, and I change it to 4.... then what happens to the mailboxes of the corresponding subscriptions?

Nice... I will try to remember that word and impress someone with it :)

>> 1. www is an atavism Wow... that's the first time I hear the word "atavism". It is like something old people don't need anymore?

Hi, I read somewhere that I can create a domain based on a service plan. If I'm not mistaking I also read that if I change a service plan, websites based on this service plan will not change along. So is it fair to say that a service plan is an initial "template" on which a domain is...

Hello, Let's say I create a new domain/webspace www.first.com, then in this same webspace I can create a second domain www.second.com. I was wondering what the exact purpose of this construction is. Is it meant to 1) "bundle" all websites from 1 person/company into the same webspace? Or 2)...

I read this in the Plesk manual: Why does Plesk recommend the non-www version?

Thanks for your replies. UFHH01. A question is never nonsens, only its answer can be ;) Thanks for explaining. Good to see that you are very happy with Plesk. I read some things on the forum that made me worry a bit, so that is why I asked this question. You said there is a "very pleasant and...