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A tutorial on how to access the Plesk Control Panel. After you place an order and make a successful payment, you will receive a welcome email containing login details. Permanent URL: https://$hostname.com:8443 (SSL Protected). http://$hostname.com:8880 (Non-SSL – Insecure). Login using the IP Address: https://$ip-here:8443 (SSL Protected Need Exception). After your domain is propagated, you can access it from your domain as follows: https://example.com:8443. Please, check your Welcome email in case the URL does not open on port 8443. How to log in to Plesk? Open your Plesk Login URL. Enter your credentials and click on Log in. If your login details are correct, you will have successfully logged in to your Plesk account. Note: If you recently modified your domain’s DNS, the domain propagation can take up to 24 hours.

If you have created too many FTP User accounts and some have not been used, and you want to remove certain accounts, you can accomplish it by following this tutorial. Log in to your Plesk account. Click on Websites & Domains from the Sidebar Menu. Under the list of Domain names, click on the appropriate domain name. Under Files & Databases, click on the FTP Access. Checkmark the appropriate FTP accounts and click on Remove. Confirm with Yes to remove the selected FTP accounts.

If a page on your website no longer exists and you want to redirect it to a new page or website, you can use the dot htaccess file to redirect visitors. Redirect from a page/directory to another domain or the main domain: Redirect from a specific page to a domain: RewriteEngine on Redirect 301 /mypage.html http://example.com Redirect from one page to another page: #Redirect from a page/directory to another page Redirect 301 /oldpage.html /newpage.html Whenever you open a URL such as example.com/oldpage.html, it will redirect you to example.com/newpage.html.

Log in to your Plesk account. Click on Websites & Domains from the Sidebar Menu. Under the list of Domain names, click on the appropriate domain name. Under Files & Databases, click on FTP Access. Click on the appropriate FTP account. Enter the new FTP name in the FTP account name field and confirm with OK.

Log in to your cPanel account. In the Domains section, click on Aliases. Under Remove Aliases, locate the parked domain name and click on Remove. For confirmation, click again on Remove Alias. You should see a message that your parked/alias domain has been removed.