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Getting started with Plesk
These articles provide all of the essential information you need to get up and running quickly with Plesk.
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Plesk Mail Features
Plesk offers lots of configurable features to support e-mail. Learn how to use them with these articles.
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Plesk Windows Features
Plesk features for the Windows operating system.
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Managing FTP accounts in Plesk
Learn how to add, modify, and delete FTP accounts by using Plesk.
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Backing up and restoring sites in Plesk
Learn how to back up and restore your websites in Plesk.
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Generating a CSR and installing an SSL certificate in Plesk
Learn how to create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and install an SSL certificate for your site by using Plesk.
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Managing users in Plesk
Learn how to create and manage users for your Plesk account in this article.
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Managing user roles in Plesk
Learn how to create and manage user roles for your Plesk account in this article.
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Password-protected directories in Plesk
Learn how to use Plesk to protect specific directories with a password.
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Scheduling tasks in Plesk
The task scheduler in Plesk enables you to fetch URLs and run commands and PHP scripts at user-defined intervals. Learn more here.
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Accessing a sub-account in Plesk
Learn how to access a customer's sub-account in Plesk. This article only applies to Windows Reseller Hosting customers.
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Using the WordPress Toolkit in Plesk
Learn about the WordPress Toolkit in Plesk.
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Generating and renewing Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates in Plesk
Learn how to create and maintain Let's Encrypt SSL certificates for your site by using Plesk.
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Website staging with Plesk
Website staging enables you to test your site in a safe environment before you take it live. This article describes how to do website staging with Plesk.
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Backing up and restoring databases with Plesk
Plesk enables you to quickly and easily back up and restore databases, and this article shows you how.
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Configuring Dropbox backups in Plesk
You can configure site backups to your Dropbox account in Plesk. Learn more in this article.
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Switching PHP versions on Plesk
You can quickly and easily switch PHP versions on your account, and this article shows you how.
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Redirecting users to SSL connections in Plesk
You can configure your web site to redirect users so they always use a secure HTTPS connection, even if they type a non-secure HTTP URL in their web browser. Please note that this article only applies to accounts that have Plesk.
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Creating custom error pages in Plesk
You can create custom error pages for your web site in Plesk, and this article shows you how.
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Changing the document root directory in Plesk
Learn how to change the document root directory in Plesk.
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Using Git with Plesk
Plesk supports integration with the Git version control system. Learn how to manage your repositories in this article.
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Viewing and filtering logs in Plesk
This article describes how to view and filter logs using the Plesk log feature.
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Managing service plans in Plesk
Learn how to manage service plans in Plesk. This article only applies to Windows Reseller Hosting customers.
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Managing subscriptions in Plesk
Learn how to manage subscriptions in Plesk. This article only applies to Windows Reseller Hosting customers.
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Configuring custom name servers for Windows Hosting accounts
Learn how to configure custom name servers for your Windows Hosting account.
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Removing password protection from the site statistics page
By default, Plesk requires authentication to view the statistics page for a website or domain. You can change this behavior however, and this article shows you how.
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Configuring Silverlight in Plesk
Learn how to use Plesk to configure your site to support Microsoft Silverlight.
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Activate and Configure Cloudflare ServerShield on Plesk
This article describes activation and configuration of Cloudflare ServerShield using the Plesk control panel.
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How to install a self-signed SSL certificate in Plesk
You can use Plesk to generate and install a self-signed SSL certificate for testing or development purposes. Learn how in this article.
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Using SSH keys with Plesk
You can use SSH keys to set up automated SSH logins. Read this article to learn how.
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