See who is currently working in Plesk and close user sessions if required.

**Monitoring User Sessions**### Monitoring Plesk User SessionsTo view current Plesk user sessions:1. **Navigate to**: Tools & Settings > Active Plesk Sessions.2. **Details Displayed**:   - **Type**: Type of Plesk user (e.g., Server Administrator, Reseller or Customer, Mailbox Owner).   - **Login**: Username of the logged-in user.   - **IP Address**: IP address from...

Configure the website preview settings.

Plesk enables you and your customers to preview the websites for which DNS propagation has not yet been completed by presenting them as subdomains of a different domain. To change site preview settings, go to Tools & Settings > Website Preview. You can choose one of the four available options:Default...

Configure the period that a user session is allowed to remain idle before it is closed.

**Session Preferences**You can customize session settings in Plesk to enhance security and accommodate various needs.### Adjusting Session Idle TimeTo set the allowed idle time for sessions:1. **Navigate to**: Tools & Settings > Session Idle Time (in the Security group).2. **Specify Idle Time**: Enter the desired idle time in minutes. If...

Remove a website, if it is not the first (main) site of a subscription.

If your hosting package includes more than one domain name (website), then you can easily add domains to the server. Before you start adding a new domain that will use a second-level domain name, like example.com, be sure to register this domain name. If your hosting provider provides the domain...

See who is currently connected to the server over FTP.

**Monitoring User Sessions in Plesk**You can monitor who is currently logged into Plesk, track their activities, and manage their sessions. Here’s how you can check user sessions for Plesk, FTP, and Terminal Server.### Monitoring Plesk User SessionsTo view active Plesk sessions:1. **Navigate to**: Tools & Settings > Active Plesk Sessions. ...

Change DNS zone records.

A domain name is the address that people enter into their browsers to access your website.A domain name is hierarchical and consists of several parts called labels:- **Top-Level Domain (TLD):** The label furthest to the right, such as `.com` in `www.example.com`. There are a limited number of TLDs, each managed...