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Changing root password

G

guischarf

Guest
Hello,

Would changing root password have any effects on how Plesk operates?

Thanks,

GS
 
NO, and it is a good practice to change the root password often. Search these forums for security and locking down a plesk box. Disallow direct login access to root via shell, change your shell access from telnet (disable) to SSH2 and then make sure you only su - to root. Lots of things to do to secure your server from hackers. This is only a start.
 
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