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I use Hurricane Electric in Secondary/Slave mode for my Domains at the Registrar, with AXFR from he.net to my Plesk server. The Plesk server is not listed as a nameserver in DNS (you have to change the DNS template, or update the NS entries each time you create a new domain). I think that is...

Set the password first in the backup setup, then it should restore with the same passwords.

Are you importing from a backup on the old server? Did you set a backup password? Without a password, Plesk randomizes all passwords on restore: https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/administrator-guide/website-management/backing-up-and-restoring-websites/restoring-backups.65200/

I have two identical servers that suddenly stopped auto-renewing wildcard certificates from LetsEncrypt somewhere back in March or April. (probably earlier, but that's when they started expiring). I can manually renew them, and have had to do that twice since then. But they still do not...

FWIW: Similar issue, various attempts to reissue or renew nearly-expired certificate wouldn't work. Resolution was to delete ("unassign") the Lets Encrypt certificate and create a new wildcard certificate.

Thanks Peter, I sent you a private message. This is the advice I received from 1&1/IONOS support: I have never seen such an option, and I don't see anything like that now. Is this referring to something else entirely?

I'm having the same problem. It has happened before and I had to get 1&1/IONOS support to fix the IP the license was bound to. This appears to be a problem in Plesk. When a server has multiple IP addresses, there needs to be a way to select which of the installed IP addresses is the one Plesk...

Thanks, that is significantly more helpful than what I was previously able to find after many searches and reading! It is helpful for copying over from an old server, but unless there is something else I'm missing, that KB article does not directly address how to proceed with restoring from...

Does this answer solve anything? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/troubleshooting-DNS-validation.html#underscores-prohibited

I'm testing disaster recovery procedures. My initial impression was that all I needed to do was rsync the /var/lib/psa/dumps directory tree (files and subdirectories) to an offsite/cloud location. For disaster recovery I would restore the files to /var/lib/psa/dumps after reinstalling Plesk...