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Hello, I have a server and I wanted to install almalinux on centos. The installation was successful but can only be accessed locally. Is there anyone who can help? My server model is Dell PowerEdge R620
At command line on Plesk server - using putty.
who am i shows the correct IP address from where the ssh session comes from.
On the Plesk server I have a number of additional IP addresses.
On Plesk server command line
PleskServer$ ssh myotherserver
Logs into the other server OK.
Then check...
My Plesk server main public IP on Centos 7 is 10.10.10.10 and there is also another dedicated IP assigned to a subscription domains e.g. 20.20.20.20. All websites and DNS settings are working fine, but PHP and other APIs showing server's main public IP instead of domains (Subscriptions) IP, so...
Plesk is deployed in a VM inside an AWS topology. This VM uses to IPs, one private and one public, thus when I made the according to changes to the configuration files in order for the Plesk to be functional webmail is not reachable. The cause of that is the file located in...
Hi,
I'm operating Plesk Onyx behind a NAT firewall and have assigned a public IP address to the internal IP address as outlined in the documentation.
But I do not want to change the hostname of the server to the PTR of the public IP address as the FQDN of the machine should correspond to its...
I guess this is easy to confirm, and it looks like a bug (I can't think of it as a feature).
So, I have a plesk virtual server (12.5) with a private IP and the public IP configured in IP addresses.
Now I'm migrating a domain from another plesk (12.5) server to the above server and the DNS...