This article provides you with steps to add Domain aliases in Windows Plesk. Step 1– Login to Plesk. Login with username and password received when you completed your subscription. Step 2– Click Add Domain Alias under Websites & Domains Step 3– Enter…
This is article provides you with information on how to disable Plesk DNS By default, domains created in Plesk use the Plesk DNS server for name resolution. However, in some situations this is not desirable. For example, if you are using a third-party DNS server or servers that are…
This article provides you with information on how to setup ASP.net in Plesk. Step 1– Login to Plesk Login with username and password received when you completed your subscription. Step 2– Go to ASP.NET Settings Step 3– Click Change Version to update ASP version…
This article provides you with some information regarding the Plesk website statuses: Suspended, Disabled, and Active. Suspended Sites If you want to shut down a site for maintenance and let your visitors know that it is temporarily unavailable, you can suspend the website so that it…
This article provides you with information on how to provide additional users access to your applications. Step 1– Login to Plesk. Login with username and password received when you completed your subscription. Step 2– Click on Users > User Roles Step 3 – Update User permissions By default, after you install…
This Article will show you How to Preview your Website in Plesk After you register a domain name or change your website’s IP address, DNS propagation has to complete before people can visit your website via the web. The propagation process can take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. Plesk…
This article provides you with information on how to setup secure directories via your Plesk control panel. If you want to limit public access to specific areas of your website, you can secure them with a password using the “Protected Directories” feature. Anyone accessing such a directory or any directories…
This Article will show you how to Protect Sites from Hotlinking in Windows Plesk Hotlinking (also called file leeching, remote linking, direct linking, bandwidth stealing or bandwidth banditism) is a term used for describing a situation when a web page of one domain owner is directly linking to images (or…
IIS Application Pool contains all web applications installed on your sites. Once you switch on the application pool, all web applications on your websites will be using it. To switch on dedicated IIS application pool for your websites: 1. Go to Websites & Domains > Dedicated IIS…
Multipurpose Internet Mail Exchange (MIME) types instruct a web browser or mail application how to handle files received from a server. For example, when a web browser requests an item on a server, it also requests the MIME type of the object. Some MIME types, like graphics, can be displayed…