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I tested to add an IP without any error, but it seems not to be honored. I may need further tests to confirm that. Related question: what do I need to restart in order to apply changes in this configuration? Dovecot? Postfix?

Most of our mail that goes to the Plesk server makes relay from other servers. We've whitelisted it by hostname (`/usr/local/psa/bin/grey_listing --update-server -domains-whitelist add:host1.domain.com,host2.domain.com`). From our tests, it seems that to whitelist by IP does not work in format...

I've figured out why I had only access to a subset of domains: I was with Power User view active after forcing it while testing. But the main question still remains.

We need to create a kind of Plesk administrator user that has read only access, with the ability to view all domains, subscriptions, customers and so on. We tried to achieve it by creating an alternative administrator, following the instructions in How to create an additional administrator...

We also have clients that only have email service. We don’t have web or dns hosting. This doesn’t allow the use of customerdomain.tld as mail server on email client. A good workaround was add webmail.customerdomain.tld as a server name indication (SNI): How can we configure...

We also have clients that only have email service. Not allowing the use of customerdomain.tld as mail server on email client . How can we configure webmail.customerdomain.tld as a server name indication (SNI)? A good workaround was Plesk add webmail.customerdomain.tld as a server name indication...

We also have clients that only have email service with us. A good workaround was PLESK add webmail.customerdomain.tld as a server name indication (SNI). Is this possible?