Plesk

Manage ModSecurity in Plesk (Linux): Whitelist rules (global, folder, file, domain), disable, & adjust body size. Reconfigure Apache.

Find Plesk server logs: Apache, NGINX, email, DBs. Guide covers locations in /var/www/vhosts/, differing from cPanel, for easy troubleshooting.

Fix slow sites by troubleshooting PHP-FPM max_children on cPanel, Plesk, & InterWorx. Learn to find logs, adjust settings safely, & check server resources.

Create Plesk cron jobs via Tools & Settings > Scheduled Tasks. Choose task type (command, PHP, URL), set schedule, and save. Automate tasks!

Learn to automate PHP scripts with cron jobs. Use direct execution or HTTP clients (wget/lynx) & manage output. For cPanel, Plesk & InterWorx.

Jailed Shell restricts users to their directories for secure CLI access. Enable via cPanel, Plesk, InterWorx, or Linux command line.

Guide to manage DNS in Plesk: edit, add, or remove records, then update to apply changes for your domain.

Learn how to add and manage domains in WHM/cPanel, Interworx, or Plesk with these step-by-step guides.

Control panels simplify server management by automating tasks. Learn how to log into popular options like WHM, cPanel, Interworx (Nodeworx & Siteworx), and Plesk, each offering easy interfaces for efficient server control.

Log into Plesk via your Liquid Web account by selecting your server and clicking “Go to Plesk.” Use your server credentials to log in or access Plesk directly at https://yourIP:8443.

File Manager in Plesk is great for uploading individual files or compressed files to your domain. It could take a longer time to upload than FTPS, but you can access File Manager anywhere you have an internet connection without having to download FTPS software to your computer.

Using the File Manager in Plesk, you can create files and directories. This allows you to create directories for images and other assets to your site and create files to directly edit them in Plesk. All you need is an internet connection.