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Client domain overview (exp date and aliasses)

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Snef

Guest
Hi,

Just wondering...

In the domain list of a client, we will see the creation date. Is it possible to get the expire date for the domains? It is very 'handy' to see the domain expirationdats in the list of domains!

Is it also possible to see the domainaliasses in the list (just like the subdomains) and can we also enter a expiration date for a domain alias?

Thanx!

Snef.
 
Hello, Snef

Unfortunately, there`s no way to manage the columns displayed in the list.
But, the domains that have expired are marked with a special sign to notify the admin and client.

And, unfortunately, Plesk doesn`t support these features with domain aliases.
 
Well, too bad! ;)

I hope they will do something like this. It is very welcome to see the expirationdates in the list and not only in a reminder.

Also too bad that I can't see when a domain alias is going to expire...

I hope they will do somthing with this!

Snef
 
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