Plesk

Log in to your Plesk account. Click on Files from the Sidebar Menu. Under File Manager, enter the httpdocs directory. Hover over the file. The corresponding line will be highlighted. Next, click on the Menu Icon , located at the end of the line, and the Context Menu will open. Click on Edit In HTML Editor or choose any other suitable editor. Make changes to your file and confirm with OK.

. Log in to your Plesk account. Go to Websites & Domains > Click on the Pull icon > Choose Backup & Restore. Click on Remote Storage Settings. On the right side of Password Protection, if it displays Disabled, click on change. Checkmark Use password protection and enter a password. Then confirm with Apply. Ensure that you store your password in a safe place. You will need it when restoring a backup. If you have forgotten your password or do not enter one, Plesk will restore your backup with a random database password.

Follow these steps to change your Plesk account password. Log in to your Plesk account. Click on Account from the Sidebar Menu. Click on My Profile. In the password field, enter your password or click Generate to generate one. Click OK. Your password will be updated. You can now log in with the new password.

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