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You can find all the Plesk Onyx Docs here https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/. With regards to API it is listed under the Developers TAB. Key to remember is now any additional Plesk functionality is done via extensions. Hope this helps.

Ho @Lord-Marchal, Yes it is possible to secure Plesk admin. There are two ways. Here is an article on how to using Let's Encrypt. https://www.conetix.com.au/support/article/how-secure-plesk-admin-login-using-lets-encrypt There also is now a Plesk extension called Security Advisor which does it...

This is common and is normally related to a Paid plugin or a plugin that requires a different plugin to do its updates. I have also seen standard plugins that are connected to an external service cause the same error. You can safely ignore the error as it does not actually cause WordPress to...

Sorry Alan_SP, I must have had a long day I miss read post, for some reason my brain said default Plesk Port and missed FTP bit, my bad. I could have answered that one. ;(

Hi Alan_SP . Here is Odin KB article on How to Change Default Port, it is not recommended. http://kb.odin.com/en/138

Weird, it was in original release notes for 12.1 before change to 12.5. Good catch Igor, I will change article.

Here is a article on Whats New with Plesk 12.5 if anyone is interested in reading. https://www.conetix.com.au/blog/odin-plesk-125-whats-new

If you are Australia and New Zealand based business you can purchase a Plesk license direct from Conetix. We also provide all addons and Cloudlinux/Plesk Bundles. https://www.conetix.com.au/services/plesk-licensing/

Most likely your provider has invoiced you for a 12months subscription however they are only paying month by month via their Key Administration (KA) into Odin. This is normal. Keep an eye on your key and it should roll for another month before key expires. Hope this helps. P.S. We provide...

Hi MarioFr, The following is the official Odin KB on How to upgrade Plesk with the latest version of autoinstaller http://kb.odin.com/en/112166 Hope this helps.

HI Mr Fett, Most of our Windows hosting are clients that don't really know any better. They know Windows and think their website will run better. The ones we actually get to talk to and advise we move to linux. The Windows users that really need Windows are few. They run a combination of things...

We have used Plesk for over 10 years now and have seen product mature to now where I feel it is the best hosting panel around. :) Plesk for Windows over the years has been some what temperamental to say the least however in Plesk 12 we have found it to be very stable. None of our Plesk servers...

We have migrated a number of Plesk servers to Plesk 12, from version 9 to 11.5 the only thing you may have a issue with is Timestamp on mail if you migrate mail.

I see a number of posts on how to install Plesk 12 on a new Linux server. Here is a link to an How To support article we created. Hope this helps someone. https://www.conetix.com.au/support/article/how-install-plesk12-linux-based-server

Hi NaSOnWeb here is an article on installing mcrypt centos it will give you an idea of what needs to be done. We use this process pre Plesk 12 install. Hope this helps. https://www.conetix.com.au/support/article/install-php-mcrypt-centos-6-vps

Here is some help with Php Mcrypt if interested. We install it with Plesk 11.5 and Plesk 12 with no issues. Only thing I would suggest is update your PHP to 5.4.x which should fix issues. Do the PHP upgrade before installing Mcrypt if possible if not fix dependencies and then restart apache...

There are lots of log entries that can be found, here is a link to log info, may vary a bit depending on Linux version i.e CentOS/Debian but all are very similar. http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2011/08/linux-var-log-files/ Hope this helps.

If it is not responding to pings most likely hardware related. So I have it right from info you provided. It is a server not a VPS or Container? Also when you say server is not accessible from Plesk does this mean you can't get to Plesk at that time or does it mean you can get to Plesk? (Sorry...

Plesk does have its issues from time to time, but normally relates to upgrades. If you upgrade versions it can and often does cause issues. I always try to do a clean install and migrate subscriptions to new server. The new Plesk12 version has some great security features cPanel can't match yet...

Running the the Plesk reconfigurator - Correct Disk Permissions worked. Thanks Sanjay for heads up!!