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Resolved Changing root password, any effect on plesk?

Jimlee3

Basic Pleskian
if someone changes the root password for the server, do we have to do anything in plesk?
I want to change my password but I am worried it is going to mess up other things
 
if someone changes the root password for the server, do we have to do anything in plesk?
I want to change my password but I am worried it is going to mess up other things
You can do it safely.
For mysql admin username is used instead of root, for example.
 
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