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Introduction This guide is for setting up a POP3 email account in Microsoft Outlook 2013 with SSL. By following these steps, you can secure your email communications using SSL. Important Note: Microsoft Outlook 2013 reached its End of Life (EOL) on April 11, 2023. This means it no longer receives security updates, bug fixes, or
Introduction Monitoring web statistics is essential for evaluating the performance and efficiency of your website once it is live and indexed by search engines. Web statistics provide valuable insights into visitor behavior, traffic sources, and other key metrics that can help optimize your site. This guide will walk you through the process of accessing web
Introduction In some cases, you may want to route your domain’s email through an external mail server rather than using the default mail server provided by your hosting service. This configuration is commonly used when integrating with third-party email services like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or other specialized mail providers that offer enhanced features such
Introduction A mailing list is a convenient way to send email messages to multiple recipients at once. It allows you to create a group email address to which multiple users can subscribe. Email messages sent to the mailing list can range from simple text updates to rich newsletters and promotions containing embedded images, links, and
Introduction If you encounter issues with the DNS zone file for your domain in Plesk, such as the DNS records not functioning, missing zone files in the Plesk DNS folder, or problems persisting even after restoring to default settings, it may be necessary to recreate the DNS zone. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for identifying
Introduction This article provides a step-by-step guide to help administrators check and secure WordPress installations. It covers the methods to assess WordPress security for single or multiple installations, outlines key security improvements, and highlights important considerations when applying these changes. The guide is intended for WordPress administrators managing installations through Plesk or similar control panels.
Introduction Managing database backups is essential for safeguarding your data against accidental loss, corruption, or hardware failure. Plesk 12.5 offers several options to back up and restore databases, providing flexibility for different use cases, such as migrating data between servers or recovering from data loss. This guide covers two main methods for backing up and
Introduction This guide provides instructions on how to renew the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate for the Plesk login page using the Plesk control panel. Let’s Encrypt offers free SSL certificates to secure web traffic, ensuring that data transmission between users and servers is encrypted. Regularly renewing these certificates is crucial to maintain secure connections and
Introduction This article provides a detailed guide on how to change the FTP account username or password for a system user in Plesk 12.5. Managing FTP credentials is essential for maintaining the security and accessibility of your web hosting environment. Whether you need to update a password due to a security breach, or you want
Step 1: Log in to Plesk Control Panel Access your Plesk control panel by navigating to your Plesk URL and logging in with your credentials. Once logged in, select the domain for which you want to update the MX records. Step 2: Access DNS Settings In the left-hand menu, click on Websites