Creates a new domain under an existing subscription.

Requires the -webspace-name option.

To add a site e xample.com to the testdomain.tst subscription:

or

To limit the amount of disk space that example.com can occupy to 200 MB:

or

To move addon_domain.com to target_subscription.com:

To move addon_domain.com to a new subscription (addon_domain.com will then become the default domain of the new subscription):

To remove example.com:

or

To retrieve information about example.com:

or

To enable example.com:

To disable example.com:

Sets IIS application pool settings for the specified domain name.

The following settings can be specified:

-iis-app-pool-turned-on

This turns IIS application pool on or off.

-cpu-usage-state

This turns on or off monitoring of CPU usage by IIS application pool.

-cpu-usage-value

This sets the maximum allowed CPU usage rate for IIS application pool.

-cpu-usage-action

This sets the action that IIS takes when worker processes exceed the CPU usage limit.

-cpu-usage-interval

This sets the reset interval - the period of time when the CPU monitoring data is reset.

To switch on IIS application pool for the domain example.com and limit CPU usage to 5 percent:

To set one of 16 general PHP settings, prepare the file with the settings you want to change.

Then apply the settings to the site (example.com):

If you cannot find a certain PHP parameter among 16 general settings, add it as an additional directive to a file and apply the changes to the site (example.com):

To view the PHP configuration information for the website example.com:

To suspend the website example.com:

To output the help info on the use of this utility:

or

To rename the domain from example.com to sample.com:

Enables/Disables DNS zone.

By default, settings from the current server-wide DNS template are used.

To enable the DNS zone for example.com:

Allows/Prohibits accessing the domain using URL with the www prefix.

Is true by default.

To remove the www prefix from example.com:

Enables/Disables hosting.

Is true by default.

To enable hosting for the domain example.com:

Sets up the type of hosting.

Here, phys means physical hosting, std standard forwarding hosting, and frm frame forwarding hosting.

Default value is phys.

To set up standard forwarding hosting on the domain example.com:

Sets the target URL for forwarding hosting types.

Required if the -hst_type option is set to std or frm.

To set up standard forwarding to the target URL sample.com for the domain example.com:

Set the IP address for the mail service for the domain example.com to 192.168.1.2:

To use the 302 code for forwarding on the domain example.com, which has the standard forwarding type of hosting:

To turn on redirection for the domain example.com to www.example.com:

To set up a website example.com within the directory site2 within the subscription:

To create a domain site2.com within an existing subscription example.com for the customer with the username JDoe:

To create a subdomain test.example.com for the parent domain example.com:

To create a subdomain test.example.com for the parent domain example.com:

To remove subdomains test1.example.com and test2.example.com:

Sets the domain creation date.

Used with the --create only.

To set the creation date for domain example.com to 2009-12-30:

Limits the number of available connections.

Unlimited is set to -1.

To limit the maximum number of connections available for the domain example.com to 10:

Limits the network use.

Unlimited is set to -1.

To limit the maximum network use on the domain example.com to 500 KB/S:

Enables/Disables access to the system via remote desktop panel (RDP).

Is "Login Disabled" by default.

To enable access to the system via RDP:

Sets the maximum amount of disk space available for the domain files.

Unlimited if set to 0.

To set the 100 MB disk quota for example.com:

Enables/Disables the creation and publishing of an empty site by Presence Builder when creating a new domain for the client with SB support.

Is true by default.

Not to create and publish an empty site when updating example.com:

Enables/Disables SSI support.

Is false by default.

To enable SSI support on example.com:

Enables/Disables SSI support for HTML and HTM files.

Is false by default.

To enable SSI support for HTML and HTM files on example.com:

Enables/Disables PHP support.

Is false by default.

To enable PHP support on example.com:

To enable running PHP of version 5 as ISAPI extension on example.com:

Enables/Disables CGI support.

Is false by default.

To enable CGI support on example.com:

To set the location of the cgi-bin directory for the domain example.com to wwwroot:

Enables/Disables Perl support.

Is false by default.

To enable Perl support on example.com:

Enables/Disables ASP support.

Is false by default.

To enable ASP support on example.com:

Enables/Disables Python support.

Is false by default.

To enable Python support on example.com:

Enables/Disables accessing a domain via SSL/TLS.

Is true by default.

To disable SSL/TLS support on example.com:

Enables/Disables SEO-safe 301 redirection from HTTP to HTTPS.

Is true by default.

To disable redirection from HTTP to HTTPS on the domain example.com:

Sets up which web statistics tool should be used on a domain.

Is none by default.

To set Webalizer used on example.com:

Enables/Disables access to web statistics data through password- protected directory /plesk-stat.

Is false by default.

To enable access to web statistics data through password- protected directory /plesk-stat on the domain example.com:

Allows/Prohibits using custom HTTP error messages on a domain.

Is false by default (meaning standard error messages).

To allow custom error documents on example.com:

Enables/Disables log rotation.

Is false by default.

To enable log rotation on the domain example.com:

To enable log rotation on the domain example.com once the current log file reaches the 200 KB size:

Enables/Disables log rotation by time.

Is daily by default.

To enable weekly log rotation on the domain example.com:

Limits the number of log files parameter.

Is 3 by default.

To restrict the maximum number of log files (current and rotated) on the domain example.com to 10:

Enables/Disables log file compression.

Is true by default.

To disable log file compression on the domain example.com:

To enable automatic sending of rotated log files on the domain example.com to email address admin@example.com:

Allows or prohibits granting the Plesk IIS user and IIS application pool user the full access permission for the domain’s httpdocs/ and httpsdocs/ files and subfolders.

This permission might be required for correct functioning of web applications. Note that this permission, when granted, might seriously compromise website security.

Is false by default.

To allow the Plesk IIS User and IIS application pool user to write and modify files and subfolders in httpdocs/ and httpsdocs/ folders of example.com:

Allows or prohibits web deploy publishing.

Is false by default.

To enable web deploy publishing for example.com:

Allows or prohibits using dedicated IIS application pool for a domain. Is used with the --update command.

Is false by default.

To allow using dedicated IIS application pool on example.com:

Defines the maximum CPU usage by a domain (in percent).

Is used with the --update command.

To limit the maximum CPU usage by example.com to 3%:

To set up CPU usage settings for the IIS application pool of the domain example.com:

Specifies the maximum percentage of CPU time that worker processes in an application pool are allowed to consume over a period of time specified by the -cpu-usage-interval option.

If the limit is exceeded, the event is written to the event log and an optional set of events can be triggered. These optional events are determined by the -cpu-usage-action option.

Specifies the action that IIS takes when worker processes exceed the limit on CPU time usage.

• NoAction - no action is taken when the CPU limit is exceeded. A warning is written to the event log.
• KillW3wp - processes that exceed their CPU limit will be forced to shut down.

Turns on and off the 32-bit mode for the dedicated IIS application pool for a domain.

Is false by default.

Used with the --create, --update, and --set-iis-app-pool-settings commands.

To turn on the 32-bit mode for the dedicated IIS application pool for example.com:

Enables/Disables log rotation.

Is true by default.

To disable log rotation on example.com:

To enable the processing of example.com log files when their size comes up to 200 KB:

daily|weekly|

monthly

Enables the processing of log files by time.

Is daily by default.

To set up weekly log rotation on example.com:

Specifies the maximum number of stored log files.

Is 3 by default.

To set the maximum number of log files on example.com to 5:

Enables/Disables log file compression.

Is true by default.

To disable log file compression on example.com:

To enable sending the log file of example.com to JohnDoe@example.com:

Enables/Disables running mail service.

Is false by default.

To disable mail service on example.com:

To set the IP address of the service node providing the mail service for the domain example.com to 192.168.1.2:

Enables/Disables sending the ‘domain created’ notification to Plesk administrator.

Is true by default.

To disable sending the notification:

To assign the IP address 192.168.1.2 to the subscription example.com after the ownership change:

Allows/Prohibits publishing site with Presence Builder.

Is false by default.

To allow publishing site with Presence Builder on the domain example.com:

Enables/Disables supporting Microsoft ASP.NET framework.

Is false by default.

To enable Microsoft ASP.NET framework support on example.com:

Sets the default version of Microsoft ASP.NET framework.

Is 2 .0 by default.

To make .NET v.2.0.x default on example.com:

To set the SSL/TLS certificate testcert for the domain example.com:

To create a description of the domain example.com:

To create a description of the domain example.com that will be visible for the administrator only:

To create a description of the domain example.com that will be visible to the reseller and the administrator:

Sets the file containing custom PHP settings for a site. The file can include only 16 general PHP settings exposed to the Plesk GUI.

Used with --update-php-settings only.

To set custom PHP configuration from the file my_file to the site example.com:

Sets the file containing custom PHP settings for a site. The file can include any PHP directive except 16 general PHP settings exposed to the Plesk GUI.

Used with --update-php-settings only.

To add directives to custom PHP configuration from the file my_file_add (example.com):

Sets the maximum number of outgoing messages from a specified site (per hour).

To set the Unlimited value, specify “-1”. Specify “default” to set the value specified in server-wide settings.

To set the limit on outgoing email messages from a domain:

To enable the “ICP approved” status for the site example.com and assign the ICP permit with the ID “?ICP?12345678?” to it:

To create a domain with empty document root: