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Hello @Michael G, The code below code does what you seek, edit it the way you desire and paste into "Additional nginx directives": location ~ ^/(plesk-stat|webstat|webstat-ssl|ftpstat|anon_ftpstat|awstats-icon) { proxy_pass https://<server IP address>:7081; proxy_set_header Host $host...

@NicolasL51, have you added any additional directives in "Domains > domain.tld > Apache & nginx Settings"?

@PedroN, are you looking for "Tools & Settings > Notifications > Text" ? Note that clicking on "Text" option (image) will open the selected notification, where you can modify the message.

@Zucchi Massimiliano, In case of a new server (fresh installation), you could consider the option of installing MariaDB before Plesk. That way MariaDB gets installed without any problems, and Plesk installer will detect and configure MariaDB for use with Plesk.

@Oliver Marugg, install MariaDB without a password (hit enter when it prompts you to enter it), and run Plesk installer afterwards. The installer should then secure MariaDB with the admin password used in Plesk.

@Kingsley, You have to install MariaDB before installing Plesk. Plesk installer will then detect MariaDB and install as usual.

Hello, consider installing MariaDB before Plesk to avoid such problems, and to keep the installation as clean as possible.

@speedswim, It would help if you could provide some basic information about your system like your OS, Plesk version. What exactly do you mean by "server crashes"? Also, did you check your log files for errors? What do they say?

@PedroN, Plesk 12.x comes with Fail2Ban, you may want to read the docs for some additional information > https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/12.5/administrator-guide/server-administration/protection-against-brute-force-attacks-fail2ban.73381/

@trialotto, about cipher suites, I am sure you are already aware of the site https://cipherli.st/ (also made my Remy) which seems to list strong ciphers for most web servers and also other software. Not sure about how often it gets updated though. I would like to get your feedback about the...

@MartinB, No, the port is still open until you deny access to it. To do that, you can disable the premade SSH rule by clicking on it (while in 'modify mode'), and then select 'Deny'.

@MartinB, you have to add a custom rule in Plesk Firewall interface in order to open your port, you can do that at "Tools & Settings > Firewall > Modify Plesk Firewall Rules > Add Custom Rule". Make sure you apply changes afterwards.

@SMAHI, make sure you have a webmail client selected at "Domains > yourdomain.com > Email Addresses > Mail Settings (tab) > Webmail".

@Sergio Manzi, @Heppi75, The site opens normally for me as well (Windows 10, IE 11). But it seems you have 'enabled' HTTP/2 on your server, which by default generates 'strict' cipher suites, making a lot of devices unable to connect, check SSL labs for some useful info about your configuration...

@PedroN, If you are after usage limiting and not in a hurry, you could also wait until Plesk Onyx gets released, it will support limiting system resources on other OS's as well, but only those with systemd (like Ubuntu 16.04, Centos 7, Debian 8). You can read more at...

@Milos Jankovic, You are logging in as FTP user, which does not have the required permissions to run the command. No matter what option you use in Plesk, the FTP user will not get the required permissions (expected, as we do not want users to gain full access to the server). You need to login...

@isomonkpiss, If you are interested in Redis, check out @trialotto's module, still works with the current PHP 7.0.9: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/redis-module-for-php-7-0-1-and-7-0-2.336648/

Seems like you do not have PHP-FPM installed, lets check that first by rpm -qa | grep 'fpm' you should see the line "php-fpm-5.4.16-36.1.el7_2.1.x86_64". If it is not there, you could try to install PHP-FPM by yum install php-fpm You could also try to install a Plesk PHP package which should...

If it works and suits your needs, then it is a good solution (or at least a step in the right direction), but the preferred one should be PHP-FPM. It would help if you included some information about your system (every time you create a new thread), like OS & version Plesk version Apache...

@Kingsley, Correct. Install Ubuntu Server 14.04, update it, then proceed with sudo apt-get install software-properties-common sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 0xcbcb082a1bb943db sudo add-apt-repository 'deb [arch=amd64,i386,ppc64el]...