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vinhwsu
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hello all,
bandwidth on a domain is exceeding the limit, how can I stop it?
Thanks
bandwidth on a domain is exceeding the limit, how can I stop it?
Thanks
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matija
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answer
In Plesk, go to Domains and Click onto second green button (
) next to hosting/domain you wish to stop.
Plesk will ask you "Are you sure you wish to change the status of domain?". Click OK to proceed.
The status icon next to domain will be red with X (
) which means this domain is disabled.
In Plesk, go to Domains and Click onto second green button (
Plesk will ask you "Are you sure you wish to change the status of domain?". Click OK to proceed.
The status icon next to domain will be red with X (
V
vinhwsu
Guest
I thought It support to redirect to a page and say limit is exceed or something.
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