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Question Are Plesk User Accounts Necessary for All Users?

G J Piper

Regular Pleskian
I've been searching for an answer to this but can't seem to find it...
I have a lot of email and web hosting clients that I do not allow access to the Plesk interface, just webmail, email, and websites

Are the Plesk User Accounts necessary to keep for these people?

I guess they were created automatically when their email addresses were created, before I turned off the Plesk Interface access for them, and now there is this huge list of email addresses in the Plesk User accounts list I'd like to delete — but only if there won't be any consequences I'm not aware of.

Anyone know?
 
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