To Change the Login Lock Time for Your Plesk Control PanelOpen a Web browser and navigate to: https://ipaddress:8443/. You can find your IP address in your Dedicated Hosting Manager. Log in to Plesk as admin. From the menu on the left, click Server. Un...

You can view all messages in the email queue.To Display all Messages in the Email QueueLog in to your server using SSH. Type su -. Enter the password you used to log in to your server. At the command prompt, type: /var/qmail/bin/qmail-qstatTo list mult...

The Plesk control panel enables simple, convenient management of your dedicated server. To Access Your Plesk Control Panel on Your Dedicated ServerOpen a Web browser and go to: https://ipaddress:8443/ NOTE: You can find your IP address in your Dedicate...

To Edit a Domain TemplateLog into Simple Control Panel. For more information as to how to do this, see How do I access my Dedicated Server using Simple Control Panel? In the System Configuration section, click the Domain Templates icon. Click the penci...

On our dedicated and virtual dedicated Linux servers, "root" is the administrative user that you can use to access and edit all of the files on your server (this includes system-critical files). You can also use root to install and uninstall programs o...

You cannot log in to your dedicated server remotely using "root." If you need "root" access on your dedicated server, use the su - command once you have logged in with your User ID.The su (short for substitute user) command makes it possible to log in ...

If you need help with your dedicated server account, you can describe the nature of the problem in a trouble ticket through the Dedicated Hosting Manager. Alternatively, you may contact Customer Support directly for assistance.To Open a Trouble TicketI...

To Change File PermissionsLog into Simple Control Panel. For more information as to how to do this, see How do I access my Dedicated Server using Simple Control Panel? Click the Manage Files icon. Click the name of the domain that contains the file you...

Should you elect not to use a control panel to manage your dedicated server, you may instead use an SSH command-line interface.

To access your server through SSH, use the IP address(es) for your server and log in with your user name and password:

To update your max clients setting using SSH:Log on to your server. At the command line, type su - . Open /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf in your text editor. (We recommend "vi." At the command line, type vi /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf). Change the setting "...