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Yes, I also have this issue. My work around is asking clients to login to their webmail initially to change their mailbox password to their own. I have configured RoundCube to create these folders on first login. Not sure if the stock webmail systems can be configured with the same action...

If I understand you correctly, under Service Provider UI, this column is listed as Renewal Date on the Domains page.

It's possible that you have a database inconsistency. This KB may help? http://kb.parallels.com/en/6693

What setting do you have for Tools & Settings > Mail Server Settings > Relay Options?

For manual IP change, you can go to: Subscriptions > domain.tld > Change Hosting Settings. Make sure the IP you want to change to is marked as Shared rather than Dedicated. This method is fine if you are managing any hosting on the server, as it only takes a few seconds once you've...

I think only forum mods can mark a thread as solved?...

If emails are being blocked, it would imply that the sending server has been listed. This could potentially happen to any server on any list is the IP was used for sending spam.

Sorry, you're right - was away from computer and couldn't check! Have you got the IPs setup as dedicated or shared?

Tools & Settings > IP Addresses. Default

New threads would be helpful for anyone else looking for answers.

I used to use the Spamhaus lists before moving onto MagicSpam. http://www.spamhaus.org/

It very much depends on how you use Plesk as to which GUI is the most usable. You won't change any system settings by changing the view, so take take a look and see if it's any more intuitive. When creating a new subscription and domain, each website that you create will have it's own...

I use a large number of BL services, as part of MagicSpam, an SMTP level spam blocker. It stops most SPAM messages before they even hit the server. Not free to use though!

I guess you're not using "Service Provider View". Yes, I think that would mean one webspace for each domain. Transfering things wouldn't be particularly easy so may be best to leave it!

The best way I've found to run multiple websites is to create a separate subscription for each domain name. This way, files are stored under their own vhost folder. You can setup the Default Website for an IP Address - but only one website can be served like this. If none is selected in this...

Yes, that's the setting. If your server gets a lot of emails sent to random addresses at your domains, this will stop the server sending bounces which can get you listed on the BACKSCATTER list. Happy to help! :)

Does this help... http://kb.parallels.com/en/2207

In regards to being Blacklisted, you'll need to get in touch with the relevant list holders to find out their removal policies. One tip to avoid being listed is to make sure that the setting for "what to do with mail for unknown mailboxes" is set to reject. This will stop the server from...

I'm pretty sure this KB article should point you in the right direction! http://kb.parallels.com/1062

1. You only need 1 PTR Record. 2/3. It makes life simple if you are hosting websites to have Plesk handle the DNS records for you. For example, If you wanted to create subdomains on a domain, you would need to go to namecheap to create these records, where-as Plesk will do this automatically...