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With so many free webhosting managers out there now, is makes no sense for individual or self-hosting users to subject themselves to the costs of Plesk.

I did not - there was nothing in the logs or otherwise to explain the service interruption. My VPS control panel identified the server as 'online', though I was not able to ping the server locally - I restarted and everything was back to normal

A recent Plesk update also froze my server, forcing me to reset as well. Thankfully, I was able to catch it sooner than later, and it was at a time where my server activity was at a bare minimum, and so no harm done.

I wanted to update this thread, as many people do not bother to do so, and to provide the answer. In short, the answer is 'No', in that it is not possible to secure Plesk itself with the Cloudlfare Origin SSL certificate; Not o be confused with securing Plesk domains with CloudFlare Origin...

I did absolutely nothing, but today, the module works as intended ...

Whenever I click on Monitoring on the left menu in Plesk, I get the following error; An unexpected error occurred That said, I can however monitor my server on monitoring.platform360.io/dashboard/overview without issue, though it just doesn't seem to want to work with Plesk Any ideas as to...

Just installed Plesk using the web installer and found the following warning and error! Deceptive site ahead Attackers on keen-mccarthy.124-251-261-100.plesk.page may trick you into doing something dangerous like installing software or revealing your personal information (for example, passwords...

Hi IgorG, I opened a ticket with Plesk a few days ago on this, though the effort appears to have stalled. That said, I've come-up with a new strategy, by applying a DV SSL Certificate, and in-hopes of narrowing other potential causes. PS. the testserver is a throw-away, and so no worries...

Hi and thanks for your ongoing help and interest in this matter. That said, as I have; a domain, Plesk and Cloudflare test accounts, would you consider taking a look to see if you might identify something obvious? I can provide SSH and Plesk and Cloudflare access. PS. I extend an invitation to...

Even though the Let's Encrypt certificates were removed from the system? As for following procedures, the answer is yes. In fact I have since installed a new Plesk installation to rule out the potential interference from previous certificates, only to find the same behaviour taking place...

Just to update; It has been over 24 hours since I've installed the CF Origin SSL/TLS Certificate onto Plesk As I wanted to allow time to allow the changes to propagate. That said and quite interestingly the certificate chain is still coming back invalid, as there remain a Let's Encrypt Element...

Hi and thanks for the comment. I've decided to give it a try and see if I might get better results - this is a test server, and so no harm done That said, I've accomplished thus far and have a question; 1. Created Origin SSL Cert under Cloudflare 2. Populated and Uploaded Cert under Tools >...

Hi and thanks for the link. As far as I can tell, the guide is intended for securing domains under Plesk, which I can confirm is working as intended, though what I'm asking is for Pkesk itself, and under the 'Secure Plesk' option. PS, I did try to create a Cert and assign it to Plesk...

Having discovered the effect of Cloudflare's proxy DNS feature on the Plesk panel, I wondered if this could be accomplished using Cloudflare's Origin Certificate? I tried creating a Cert and installing/securing Plesk under the Tools & Settings > SSL/RLS Certificates, but quickly discovered that...

I think I may have discovered the culprit - ie, the default Cloudflare proxy service, appears to be interfering with 'Let's Encrypt' certificates With that said, does anyone know if there is a method of setting to allow Cloudflare proxy service to work with Plesk Let's Encrypt SSL?

The issue went away on its own and without indicating the cause - I experienced a similar situation last year, which also ended in a similar fashion. That said, the issue is as follows; 1. A domain is activated and confirmed(fully propagated) in Cloudflare 2. The domain is added in Plesk 3...

Sorry about that, meant to say 'Plesk' but wrote forum instead That said, and since this was a new installation, I ended-up nuking the install and starting over again

I have a problem that started today, in-where Let's Encrypt certificates are being rejected upon issuing, and before being given the acme-challenge code ... I have had this problem before and it was never rectified, and here it is again...

The issue with price gouging, is that of the inevitable competitive cross-roads - until then, we can expect price gouging to continue until a competitive product comes-along...

As the title say, I have been banned from my own server - no reason given, guess it was just that time of year ... That said, I was not able to find any documents or help for this, not can I context Plesk support ...