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:Plesk for Linux - Apache and nginx.Refer to Apache Web Server Settings.Plesk for Windows - IIS.Refer to IIS Web Server Settings.

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,...

View reports on how your websites are visited.

Finally, when your site works fine and search engines return it in search results, it is the best time to evaluate site efficiency by viewing the visits statistics.To find out how many people visited a site, from what countries, and what pages of the site they viewed:Go to Websites &...

View statistics about site visitors (requires specifying the FTP account username and password).

Finally, when your site works fine and search engines return it in search results, it is the best time to evaluate site efficiency by viewing the visits statistics.To find out how many people visited a site, from what countries, and what pages of the site they viewed:Go to Websites &...

Configure the firewall to allow or forbid network connections to the hosting services.

summary: The Plesk firewall is a tool you can use to improve the security of your Plesk for Linux server by restricting network connections to and/or from the server.In this topic, you will learn how to add and remove firewall rules and policies, how to block incoming connections from specific...

How To Install wordpress in Plesk Panel

1. Log in to your Plesk panel.2. Select the domain name 3. Look for the wordpress option and select it.4. Fill in details: Enter your domain, desired directory (e.g., "WordPress"), admin username, password, and email.5. Click Install: Wait for the installation to complete