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Update Plesk and install additional components.

Plesk manages the work of web, mail, DNS, and other services. Technically, Plesk does not provide the services by itself; it just takes control over a number of third-party components. For example, when a customer creates a website through the Plesk GUI, Plesk propagates this request to a web server...

View detailed information about resource allotments, hosting options, and permissions for operations you may perform in Plesk according to your subscription terms.

When you subscribe to hosting services, a user account is created in Plesk to allow you to manage your websites and mailboxes on your own.You can view the following information about your account:Current subscriptions to service plans.You can be subscribed to a number of service plans at once, and, therefore,...

Adjust web server settings: add new types of index files, MIME types for files with certain extensions, restrict access to a site.

Web Server SettingsThe type of web server used in Plesk depends on the operating system:1. Plesk for Linux - Apache and nginx.2. Refer to Apache Web Server Settings.3. Plesk for Windows - IIS.4. Refer to IIS Web Server Settings.

View reports on disk space and traffic usage.

Viewing StatisticsTo view the reports on disk space and traffic usage by your account:If you have several subscriptions associated with your account, in the Subscription menu at the top of the screen, select the required subscription.Go to Statistics.The following information is presented in charts:Disk space used by the following files...

View and manage interface languages.

To customize the interface language and other settings for your Plesk:1. **Access Profile & Preferences**:   - Click the **Profile & Preferences** link in the Navigation Pane.2. **Configure the Following Settings**:   - **Administrator’s Interface Language**: Select the preferred language for the Plesk interface.   - **Administrator’s Interface Skin**: Choose a Plesk branding...

Work with mail by means of webmail.

Access from WebmailTo access your mailbox through webmail, do any of the following:In a Web browser, visit the URL webmail.example.com, where example.com is the Internet address of your website. When prompted, specify your full email address as the username (for example, [email protected]), and specify the email address and password.When logged...