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This is a very basic question as I am just getting started with Plesk...

It seems that I must set up a client in order to add domains to the server. What is the best practice for adding domains that I (my company) owns and controls? These are not domains that I manage for 'clients.' One of the domains I will be using for the name server.

Should I just set up a client in the name of my company? This is kind of a default client then?

Thanks.
 
Setup your company as a 'client' and put your domains under that client.
 
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