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Adam Dobruczky
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Hi, thanks for your answer. I use Plesk on my servers many years ago, and I think this is a very important feature. From my point, better than any other.
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Vote Multi Server features prioritization
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Brightside
New Pleskian
Centralized DNS and mail are most important features IMO, but it's very important also how exactly these features will work. There is lack of email disk space separation with web hosting disk space (at least as an option).
stevewest15
New Pleskian
Hi,
We migrated to Plesk a few years ago and added Plesk Multi Server but after the past year of no updates on Multi Server, we've decided to do away w/ the Plesk Multi Server. it's expensive with the way their licensing works and lack of updates makes no sense to stick w/ it. Furthermore in less than 6 months of signing hoster contract, the pricing was doubled on the various editions of Plesk.
It's unfortunate but we might be looking at other solutions outside Plesk soon if things don't improve.
We migrated to Plesk a few years ago and added Plesk Multi Server but after the past year of no updates on Multi Server, we've decided to do away w/ the Plesk Multi Server. it's expensive with the way their licensing works and lack of updates makes no sense to stick w/ it. Furthermore in less than 6 months of signing hoster contract, the pricing was doubled on the various editions of Plesk.
It's unfortunate but we might be looking at other solutions outside Plesk soon if things don't improve.
@Janko1000
I think we can both agree that it would be convenient if Plesk Team would be communicating the status of Multi Server extension and primarily the future thereof.
It might be a good idea to communicate that the extension will be discontinued or (at least) not provided with upgrade / update support.
Regards......
I think we can both agree that it would be convenient if Plesk Team would be communicating the status of Multi Server extension and primarily the future thereof.
It might be a good idea to communicate that the extension will be discontinued or (at least) not provided with upgrade / update support.
Regards......
Hi, I can confirm the following:
- The Plesk Multi Server extension is not supported since Plesk Onyx 17.8, and we do not plan to support it in a new upcoming Plesk Obsidian version.
- We have no plans to provide any updates regarding this extension.
- We are still interested in covering multi-server scenarios within Plesk, but they will be covered in the scope of the different product.
- Meantime, we are still providing support for existing customers.
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