1. Open Plesk
Open your web hosting product in the CCP and use the auto-login to the Web Hosting Control Panel (WCP). From there you reach Plesk. The exact label can vary by plan; the official guide shows the current path.
Plesk is the management UI of your Netcup web hosting. This guide shows the most important tasks in the right order.
Open your web hosting product in the CCP and use the auto-login to the Web Hosting Control Panel (WCP). From there you reach Plesk. The exact label can vary by plan; the official guide shows the current path.
Add the domain in Plesk or assign an included domain. For TLS, use Let’s Encrypt; Plesk renews the certificate automatically as long as the domain points to the web hosting.
Plesk allows PHP versions per domain, cron jobs, mailboxes and the app installer for WordPress or Nextcloud. Choose the PHP version that fits the application and test after switching.
Plesk has a backup manager. Also back up externally: a backup on the same web hosting is not disaster recovery. Check retention and test a restore.
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Netcup uses Plesk Obsidian. The exact version can change; check it in the Plesk dashboard or the plan description.
Yes, Plesk allows PHP versions per domain. Test the application after switching and check required extensions.
No. Also back up externally and test the restore. A backup on the same system does not protect against a total failure.