Appendix D. Web Hosting Settings in Service Templates
This section explains the hosting features that you can set up in service templates. These settings act as default values: if permissions are granted, customers will be able to change these settings.
Name |
Description |
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Parent domain name to use in the webspace naming template and Webspace naming template |
To enable your customers to preview websites and access the myLittleAdmin database management tool (on Windows hosting) from Customer Panel, in the Parent domain name to use in the webspace naming template menu, select the domain name under which you will allow creating subdomains for internal needs. In the Webspace naming template box, type in w.{WEBSPACE_ID}.{PARENT_DOMAIN}. |
Web hosting panel version |
Select the Plesk version that must be available to users. |
Access to the server over SSH (Only on Linux hosting) |
Select this if you want to allow users to upload securely web content to the server through SSH. |
Access to the server over Remote Desktop (Only on Windows hosting) |
Select this if you want to allow users to access the server over a Remote Desktop connection. |
Default type of website |
You can select Web hosting or WordPress hosting. If you want to provide WordPress hosting services, select the WordPress hosting option. During the provisioning of websites for customers, a WordPress site will be deployed, and additional WordPress management tools will be available in the customer panel. If a service template provides several types of websites, this option will specify the website type that will be provisioned by default. |
SSL support |
Select this to enable SSL encryption on websites hosted within a subscription. |
Custom error documents |
Select this to allow users to design and use their own error pages that the web server returns with HTTP error codes. |
Web statistics: Webalizer, AWStats, or none. |
Select a statistics engine that will create reports on how a subscription's websites are visited: how many people visited a site and which web pages they viewed. |
Types of IP addresses (IPv4, IPv6) |
Specify the types of IP available addresses and how they should be allocated: a dedicated IP address is allocated to a single customer, while shared IP addresses are shared among multiple users. |
Dedicated IIS application pool (Only on Windows hosting) |
Select this to provide users with a dedicated IIS application pool and the means to manage it: enable or disable it, and set up the maximum amount of CPU power that the pool may use. |
Additional write/modify permissions (Only on Windows hosting) |
Select this to enable users to switch on and off the hosting setting called Additional write/modify permissions. These permissions are required, for example, if users’ web applications use a file-based database (such as Jet) located in the root of httpdocs or httpsdocs directory. |
PHP CGI support Perl support Python support FastCGI support Apache ASP support SSI support Microsoft ASP.NET support |
Select the programming and scripting languages that should be interpreted, executed or otherwise processed by a web server: Microsoft ASP.NET framework, PHP hypertext preprocessor (PHP), Common Gateway Interface (CGI), Perl, Python, Fast Common Gateway Interface (FastCGI), Microsoft or Apache Active Server Pages (ASP), Server Side Includes (SSI). For PHP, you can also select the PHP handler that should be used. |
Allow web users to use scripts |
This allows scripting at web pages available at URLs like http://example.com/~<username>/<webpage>, where <username> refers to a web user. |