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Atomic ModSecurity... Basic or Subscription?

MicheleB

Regular Pleskian
Hello,
I'd like to use the complete version of Atomic ModSecurity (instead of the "Basic") and Plesk ask me username/password from Atomic website.

I've registered my new account on Atomic website but now I think is necessary to purchase a service.
Is this the correct version?
https://atomicorp.com/amember/cart/index/product/id/56/c/

Someone has already used the full version of Atomic ModSecurity on Plesk 12.5?
Are there recommendations about to use it (heavily CPU, memory, I/O intensive, etc.) or is the "Basic" with only more functionality?

Thanks!
 
Nobody uses ModSecurity subscription on Plesk?
Which are the Atomic subscriptions available for Plesk 12.5 (Debian 8)?
 
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Hi,
I don't see no link "Real Time... (Monthly)" in my Plesk's control panel... could you tell me where is it?

and... is necessary change something on Plesk (for example, restart apache) or I just switch from Basic to Subscribe?

Thanks
 
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Ok thanks but in the documentation is indicate that is necessary run these CLI commands:
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Caution: If you select the Atomic ruleset, perform the following procedure to ensure that ModSecurity works fine:
Run the aum -u command on the server. The Plesk modsecurity package will be replaced by that from the Atomic repository. Then run the following commands:
  • plesk sbin modsecurity_ctl --disable
  • plesk sbin modsecurity_ctl –enable
  • service https restart
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Do you confirm me that is not necessary run these commands if I use "Subscription" (only buy the rules and add username/password)?
Thanks.
 
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