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Resolved Disable root account for plesk panel

As far as I know it is impossible.
Could you please clarify why do you need this ability?
 
Hi,
Thanks for the fast reply.

I would like to do it in order to enhance the security.
All plesk panels have a root user and there are a lot of robots probing different passwords.
 
I have looked at the restricted access and fail2ban.
I just wondered whether it was possible to disable the root access.

Thank for you help
 
For Linux: Go to '' /opt/psa/admin/conf '' then name the " panel.ini.sample " - file to panel.ini and insert:

[login]
systemAdmin = false

then the root user is deactivated!

You are welcome!
 
Isn't this also disabling admin access?

I would like to disable root but keep admin. Is this possible in 2025?
 
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