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Upload website content with the built-in File Manager.in plesk panel

Uploading Content Using FTPTo connect to the server using FTP, you need the following information:FTP server address. The FTP address is your domain name, that is, your site’s Internet address.FTP username. It is identical to your system user name. To find what your system user name is, go to Websites...

(Only on Linux) Optimize the performance of Plesk by switching off unused Apache modules.

To increase the performance of your Apache web server, you can do the following:Switch off unnecessary Apache modules to decrease the server resource consumption.Set up the Apache restart interval to decrease the number of Apache restarts.Choose the Apache restart type: graceful or normal.Switching On and Off Apache ModulesYou can switch...

Changing the Plesk Administrator Username ?

summary: By default, the Plesk administrator username used to to log in to Plesk is admin. However, it is a predictable username, one which can easily be guessed and used in brute-force attacks.To make your Plesk server more secure, besides setting a strong administrator password, you can set a custom...

Select the options that should be available in Plesk.

Restricted Mode (known before as Custom View) limits the number of tools available to the Plesk administrator in the Plesk interface. For example, enabling Restricted Mode with the default settings in Service Provider view hides the Extensions Catalog and many options in Tools & Settings.image screenIf you mostly carry out...

Copy website files to another domain under your subscription or to an FTP account.

If you have a production website and are planning major site changes, consider setting up a staging site — a separate location on the server where you can conveniently update and test a copy of the site before putting it into production.We recommend that you work with a staging site...

View the software components installed on the server and managed by Plesk.

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...