Plesk Installation and Upgrade Guide
Quick Start
Plesk Installation and Upgrade on Single Server
1-click Plesk Installation
Installing Plesk for Linux in One Click
Installing Plesk for Windows in One Click
(Plesk for Linux) Installing Plesk Using Plesk Web Installer
Installing Plesk Using Installer Console
Installing Plesk for Linux Using Installer Console
Installing Plesk for Windows Using Installer Console
Installing Plesk Using Installer GUI
Installing Plesk for Linux Using Installer GUI
Installing Plesk for Windows Using Installer GUI
Installing Plesk Using QCOW2 Images
Deploying Plesk on VirtualBox
Deploying Plesk on VMware Workstation Player
Plesk Single Server Post-install Configuration
Customizing Plesk URL
Upgrading Plesk Using Administrator GUI
Upgrading Plesk Using Installer Console
Upgrading Plesk for Linux Using Installer Console
Upgrading Plesk for Windows Using Installer Console
Upgrading Plesk Using Installer GUI
Upgrading Plesk for Linux Using Installer GUI
Upgrading Plesk for Windows Using Installer GUI
Plesk Installation and Upgrade on Multiple Servers
Installing Plesk in Unattended Mode
Installing Plesk for Linux in Unattended Mode
Example 1: Installing Plesk from a mirror, specific components
Example 2: Installing Plesk on a number of servers, recommended configuration
Installing Plesk for Windows in Unattended Mode
Example 1: Installing Plesk from a mirror, specific components
Example 2: Installing Plesk, all available components
Example 3: Installing Plesk to a custom location
Installing Plesk in Virtuozzo Containers
Deploying Plesk Servers by Cloning
Preparing Plesk for Linux for Cloning
Example: Preparing a Plesk for Linux instance for cloning
Preparing Plesk for Windows for Cloning
Example: Preparing a Plesk for Windows instance for cloning
Plesk Multiple Servers Post-install Configuration
Post-install Configuration Using Plesk XML API
Define Plesk View
Post-install Configuration Using Plesk CLI
Define Plesk View
Set Default Locale
Example 1: Performing initial server setup
Example 2: Installing a license key
Upgrading Plesk in Unattended Mode
Upgrading Plesk for Linux in Unattended Mode
Example 1: Upgrading Plesk from default updates server
Example 2: Upgrading Plesk from a mirror
Example 3: Upgrading Plesk to the latest version on a number of servers
Upgrading Plesk for Windows in Unattended Mode
Example 1: Upgrading Plesk from default updates server
Example 2: Upgrading Plesk from a mirror, specific components
Plesk Installation and Upgrade on Public Cloud Services
Installing Plesk on Alibaba Cloud
Installing Plesk on Amazon EC2
Installing Plesk Solution Servers on Amazon Web Services
About Plesk Solution Servers
Obtaining and Installing Plesk Solution Servers
Configuring the Passive FTP Mode on an Amazon EC2 Instance
Installing Plesk on Amazon Lightsail
Open Access to Plesk Services on an Amazon Lightsail Instance
Installing Plesk on DigitalOcean
Installing Plesk on Google Cloud
Configuring Passive FTP Mode on a Google Cloud Instance
Installing Plesk on Linode
Installing Plesk on Microsoft Azure
Installing Plesk Solution Servers on Microsoft Azure
About Plesk Solution Servers
Obtaining and Installing Plesk Solution Servers
Configuring the Passive FTP Mode on a Microsoft Azure Instance
Installing Plesk on Oracle Cloud
Installing Plesk on UpCloud
Choosing Between Plesk WebHost and BYOL
Plesk Web Admin SE
(Plesk for Linux) Plesk Installation Without the Local Database
Reference
Obtaining Plesk Product License Keys
Plesk in Restricted Mode
Mirroring Plesk Autoinstall Servers
Hard Drive Partitioning for Plesk
Plesk for Linux and firewalld Compatibility
Learning More and Getting Help
Plesk Installation and Upgrade Guide
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Upgrading Plesk Using Installer Console
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Upgrading Plesk for Linux Using Installer Console
Upgrading Plesk for Windows Using Installer Console