Plesk on Linux
- VPS or dedicated
- Install command in the client panel
- Update when the license needs a refresh
Control panel
Same idea as cPanel, different panel. There is a license for a Linux VPS, a Linux dedicated server, and Plesk on Windows. The server should already have Plesk if you are on Windows. The license activates it.
Prices are on the panel, because the catalog moves. See pricing, then open Dashboard and choose Client Panel to order.
Choose the fit
Why this page exists
If some servers run cPanel and some run Plesk, both licenses live next to each other. Renewals and IP changes use the same desk.
Linux uses the usual install command. Windows uses a PowerShell command, and Plesk should already be on the machine.
Pick the billing cycle in the panel. Auto-renew can pay it from the wallet when you would rather not watch the date.
Often licensed together
WHM and cPanel, on a VPS or on a dedicated machine. You pick the term, put in the IP, and the license is ready to install from your account.
A fast web server is only useful if the license matches the machine. Pick 2, 4, 8, or X cores, or ADC if that is the box in front of the sites.
A lighter control panel, still a license on a server IP. Order it, install it from the command on the license, and renew it beside everything else.
Questions
Yes. There is a Windows VPS license and a Windows dedicated license. Run the PowerShell installer as Administrator. Plesk should already be installed.
Yes. The installer checks the server’s public IP. If the address changes, update it on the license.