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Plesk 12.5.3 MU3 - Customer can't edit DNS zone

bsass

Basic Pleskian
I just finished converting everything from our Plesk 9.5.4 migration, made our Customer accounts, transfered there domains into new service plans, transfered the subscriptions to there customer accounts. When they login and select a domain that has a service plan that allow them to make DNS zone management changes there is no DNS button. What am I missing?

Thanks!
 
Do you have enabled permission for DNS zone management in corresponding subscription (not in Service Plan)?
 
Do you have enabled permission for DNS zone management in corresponding subscription (not in Service Plan)?
I don't see any option to add DNS Management under subscription...

In Service Provider view, I select Subscriptions, select Domain, on the right hand side I have customize and when I click it and goto permissions the box is checked for DNS management.

Is Bind installed?
Yes, I can see and manage DNS just fine, not customers.
 
IgorG, if you are talking about going to the subscription, selecting the domain, then selecting the account tab and looking under permission, yes there is a green check box there for DNS management
 

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Hi @bsass!

There is a small issue which I hope will be fixed in one of nearest microupdates.

Possible root cause that you have 1 subscription with permission to manage DNS and one without this permission. And the visibility of the button DNS settings depends on the last selected in top selector ("All subscriptions" on your second screenshot). You can try to select required subscription there.
 
Hi @bsass!
Possible root cause that you have 1 subscription with permission to manage DNS and one without this permission.

This exactly what this is, the customer has many domains, with many subscriptions. In this case they have one domain that they need editing so that is the only subscription on there account that has DNS changes allowed.

I know it sounds very backwards and it is, but its because we used to just set that style permission at the customer level not at the domain limits level.

Thanks for telling me I'm not crazy.
 
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