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Resolved Banned from my own forum

JohnBee

Basic Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu 22.04
Plesk version and microupdate number
Latest
As the title say, I have been banned from my own server - no reason given, guess it was just that time of year ...
That said, I was not able to find any documents or help for this, not can I context Plesk support ...
 
I am confused. Are banned from your own forum, as suggested by the title, or are having trouble to login to your (Plesk) server?

In the later case, can you provide more detailes on your issue?
 
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Sorry about that, meant to say 'Plesk' but wrote forum instead
That said, and since this was a new installation, I ended-up nuking the install and starting over again
 
You probably locked yourself out of the panel by using wrong login credentials? Happened to me once when I was trying to login to the iOS app with the wrong username on the same wifi network and then i couldnt login to plesk anymore.

Next time just check if your personal IP is on the blacklist:
 
Ok, next time you can try to use a different connection and check the list of banned IP on fail2ban
 
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