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client vs. domain limits?

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Hey, what's the difference here? They seem to have the exactly same settings.

thanks
 
so a client /reseller can grant any/all settings to one of their end users.
 
don't understand..

but i have access to both settings via plesk and can change them and right now they show the same. Do i use the exact settings for both, leave the client limit settings alone, or what?
 
yeah, if you're using domain.com as their login then just adjust the limits for the domain user and make sure you have the resources available for the client account...(which is you)

-poke
 
i have been tested client vs domain

u need test client login then u will see what is different....

u see "server" stuff on domain login, that is "ADMIN" of server, u need to test client with login, login found in client's profile the u can see what it is
 
exactly :)

Log in as your clients and see what they see; if you haven't already.

-poke
 
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