I would like to tell you about Plesk software and its feature
The Parallels Plesk Panel (ex: Parallels Plesk Control Panel,
Plesk Server Administrator, PSA) software package is a commercial
web hosting automation program. Originally released under the U.S.
company Plesk Inc. and designed in Novosibirsk, Russia, Plesk became
an SWsoft product when SWsoft acquired Plesk Inc. in July 2003.
Parallels Plesk Panel is now shipped under Parallels, Inc.
since SWsoft rebranded itself as Parallels (an existing namebrand
in its portfolio) in January 2008.[2] At that time, Plesk was
rebranded as Parallels Plesk Panel
Parallels Plesk Panel allows a server administrator to set up new websites,
reseller accounts, e-mail accounts, and DNS entries through a web-based interface.
The administrator can create client and site templates, which predetermine
resource-allocation parameters for the domains and/or clients.
Parallels Plesk Panel for Linux/UNIX supports multiple POSIX platforms, including
Debian, Fedora, FreeBSD, Red Hat Linux, SUSE and Ubuntu. Parallels Plesk Panel for
Windows supports Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 operating systems.
Parallels Plesk Panel installs custom versions of or manages versions of MySQL
and PostgreSQL databases (Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft SQL Server Desktop
Engine under Windows), Apache Tomcat Java platform server, ColdFusion server,
as well as CounterStrike and Battlefield 1942 game servers.
Parallels Plesk Panel has several software packs that are not part of the main Parallels Plesk Panel code base. These add-ons are designed to fully interact with Parallels Plesk Panel. These Parallels Plesk Panel software packs include functionality for billing, website building, and multiple server support.
The Parallels Plesk Panel (ex: Parallels Plesk Control Panel,
Plesk Server Administrator, PSA) software package is a commercial
web hosting automation program. Originally released under the U.S.
company Plesk Inc. and designed in Novosibirsk, Russia, Plesk became
an SWsoft product when SWsoft acquired Plesk Inc. in July 2003.
Parallels Plesk Panel is now shipped under Parallels, Inc.
since SWsoft rebranded itself as Parallels (an existing namebrand
in its portfolio) in January 2008.[2] At that time, Plesk was
rebranded as Parallels Plesk Panel
Parallels Plesk Panel allows a server administrator to set up new websites,
reseller accounts, e-mail accounts, and DNS entries through a web-based interface.
The administrator can create client and site templates, which predetermine
resource-allocation parameters for the domains and/or clients.
Parallels Plesk Panel for Linux/UNIX supports multiple POSIX platforms, including
Debian, Fedora, FreeBSD, Red Hat Linux, SUSE and Ubuntu. Parallels Plesk Panel for
Windows supports Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 operating systems.
Parallels Plesk Panel installs custom versions of or manages versions of MySQL
and PostgreSQL databases (Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft SQL Server Desktop
Engine under Windows), Apache Tomcat Java platform server, ColdFusion server,
as well as CounterStrike and Battlefield 1942 game servers.
Parallels Plesk Panel has several software packs that are not part of the main Parallels Plesk Panel code base. These add-ons are designed to fully interact with Parallels Plesk Panel. These Parallels Plesk Panel software packs include functionality for billing, website building, and multiple server support.
