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The article has been updated successfully but requires approval before it is published.How do I change domain settings in Plesk?
- First browse to your Plesk
is a control panel made by the Parallels company. Aplus.net supplies Plesk as a platform independent Gui that make the administration of Domains, E-mail, Statistics simpler than administrating the Operating system itself.'); return false">Plesk Control Panel. Open up your browser (either Internet Explorer or Firefox), and browse to https://youripaddress:8443 - Once at your Plesk Control Panel Login, simply log in with your admin username and password:
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Next, Click on “Domains” on the left side of the control panel. You should then see a screen similar to the following:
- Click on the Domain that you'd like to edit settings for. The following screen shot shows where all changes can be made to a Domain:
- Next, click on “Web Hosting Settings”. This is where
you can change the majority of the preferences for your domain,
including the following:
- FTP Username and Password
- CGI Support
- Perl Support
- Python Support
- Miva Support
- Web Statistics
- We encourage you to take a look at all the options in the Domain Options of the Plesk Control Panel. There are many settings and prefrences that will allow you to tune Plesk to your own needs. If you have any questions, please call us toll free at: 877.275.8763
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