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Follow these steps to change your Plesk account’s contact details. Log in to your Plesk account. Click on Account from the Sidebar Menu. Click on My Profile. Click on Contact Details. Update the details as per your requirements. Click Apply. You will see a success message signifying that your Plesk contact details have changed.

Log in to your Plesk account. Go to Websites & Domains > Click on the Pull icon >> Choose Backup & Restore. Click on Remote Storage Settings. Click on FTP(S). Fill in the following details: – Make sure that Use FTP(S) storage is marked as enabled. – FTP server hostname or IP: Enter your FTP domain name or IP address. – Directory for backup files storage: Enter the path where your backup file will be stored, such as /backup. – FTP Username: Enter your FTP username. – FTP Password: Enter your FTP Password. – Use passive mode: We recommend that you either enable it or leave it as it is. – Use FTPS: You can checkmark it if your FTP server supports a TLS/Encryption. Click Apply. If it displays a success message, it means you have successfully configured an FTP(S) backup in your Plesk. You can now take a backup

How to Create a Directory in Plesk File Manager Log in to your Plesk account. Click on Files from the Sidebar Menu. Click on the appropriate domain in case of multiple domains. Under File Manager, click on the httpdocs directory or any other directory where you want to create the directory. Click on the +plus icon and choose Create Directory. Enter a directory name, such as my-directory in the input box. Then confirm with OK. How to Create a New File in Plesk File Manager . Click on the +plus icon and choose Create File. . Enter the file name, such as home.html, in the input box. Then confirm with OK.

Log in to your Plesk account. Click on Databases from the Sidebar Menu. Click on User Management from the right sidebar. Under Database Users, click on Add Database User. Under Adding Database User, fill in the following details: Database user name: Enter a database username such as blog. Password: Enter the password or click Generate to generate one. Then click on Show and copy the password in a safe place. Database: Choose the appropriate database from the drop-down menu. Access Control: Choose the appropriate option as per your needs. Finally, confirm with OK. Your new database user will be created.

To change the main root FTP account, you have to change the password of your Plesk account. However, if you need to change the password of a specific FTP account, follow this instruction. 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. In the Password field, enter your new password or click on Generate to generate one. Click Show to copy the password. Confirm with OK.