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How to limit Plesk admin rights?

thewolf

Regular Pleskian
Hi,

I need to setup a dedicated server for a customer of mine.

The server will run Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 and Plesk 7.5 Reloaded.

I'll have to give Plesk's admin account to my customter, since he will have to add Plesk clients account and domains for his own customers.

But I need to block certain rights of the Plesk admin account: e.g. I don't want my customer to modify the IP pool (I'll assign the server the IP addresses during the initial RHEL and Plesk setup).

If my customer is able to add any IP address to the pool, he may cause severe troubles to my network by picking up the IP address already used by another server.

Is there any way to block some features for Plesk admin account?

Alternatively, is there any way to create a limited account for a Plesk dedicated server that still has the ability to create Plesk client accounts (not domain users only)?

Thanks.
 
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