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Question Access with another user

WhiteTiger

Basic Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.50
With Plesk upgrade appeared a message to use admin to login, but there is no admin user.
Instead I want to use another user, already present in Linux, to be able to disable access to Plesk with root.
Already for SSH I disabled root access and configured to use a key.

Can I use this user?
And can I use the key I already use for SSH?
 
There is no option in Plesk to use an existing system user as a Plesk user with Admin privileges. The Admin user created on installing Plesk is the default Plesk Admin user, which can be used only for accessing Plesk.
 
There is no option in Plesk to use an existing system user as a Plesk user with Admin privileges. The Admin user created on installing Plesk is the default Plesk Admin user, which can be used only for accessing Plesk.

Plesk is installed by the ISP and now I login as root, the user that the ISP created when activating the VPS.
If I try to login as admin, it gives an error
 
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