Have multiple IPs in one subscription
Make each site able to run on its own IP.
If you would support this feature, please please tell us in the comments how you would use it - i.e. for SSL
76 comments
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AmaZili Communication
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@Sergei,
Any news about this needed feature ?
We have a lot of customers demand for that, should we shift from plesk to another solution in order to reply to their requests ?
This is planned since 2014 !!!! -
Automata
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+1 for me !
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AmaZili Communication
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Hi @sergey ,
A lot of our customers have the need for multiple IP on one subscription allocated either to alias or subdomains dépending on the type of developpement.
We agree with Benjamin Argoud : "Currently, Domain aliases and subdomain have the same IP than the primary domain. It will be a nice thing for websites which use an extension for each country with a geolocated IP attached to each domain."It would be too bad to leave plesk that we use on all our servers for this resquest that is so called "Planned" since 6 years now.
Please Plesk people we are almost 400 requesting such a dévelopement
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Scott H
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I would also like this functionality when an IP address change is needed for quickly.
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AmaZili Communication
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@Sergei I think if you read the thread all along, you would understand the needs.
Multiple IP with certificate (how can man do without it these days on the web ?) on one subscription can be for multiple domaines as well as for multiple subdomains.
This is key to localization of websites domains.
This is key for SEO purpose.
321 people votes so far, one of the most voted at the time, waiting for Plesk to do something about that since 2014 (Five long years !)
Please do something, start developping and give us delivery plans with firm dates of release, saying "Planned" is not enought... -
AmaZili Communication
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It's Now 2020, this lasts for 6 years....
It's crucial for most of your customers.
Please answer ! -
Ricky Nkansah
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It's very sad we dont have this feature to.use
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Anonymous
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Waiting for 1 year... Finally migrated to cPanel...
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AmaZili Communication
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Hey Sergey !
No answers to almost 300 people !
This is PLANNED since 2014, hey, we are almost done with 2019 !Multiple IP for a subscription would ease life to ANYONE, gives more flexibility for hosters like us.
Can you please deign to answer all these people?
We appreciate Plesk but we have to keep on tracks with customers needs, may be it's the same for you ?
Thanks for a quick answer
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Anonymous
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IP redundancy / flexibility if it can be called that way.
Recently an IP was blocked by MS mail (outlook, hotmail, etc) and a IP change was done as the server had available IP ready to be assignated. Even though the new IP is serving the same server, the site was not available in different zones due to propagation time. -
Anonymous
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it's useful so to have the same website both on a public interface and on a private (VPN) interface.
Really i'm amazed it's not yet implemented. Apache and Nginx support it from the very beginning. -
Anonymous
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5 years of review. WTF. This is an important feature.
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[Deleted User]
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Moved again to cPanel. It's cheaper if you have more then 30 clients and more flexible regading server settings, security and million other things...
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Martin Baker
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An aside to AmaZili Communication comment · January 14, 2019 1:18 PM
The previous note Says that resource sharing is not possible - but that isn't true because I do it ...
... Its not directly supported by Plesk - you have to use RDP and access the server file system directly
create your shared resources as a folder somewhere suitable on your server - (not in any particular subscription/domain) but where you can get access to it via plesk file manager
use plesk file manager to ensure the correct access rights are in place for each of the domains that are to access it
in each domain use the windows CMD line tool MKLINK to create a junction - this creates a virtual directory where you presently have your unshared resources with the same name as before and hence has the same folder name as before
now you have one instance of your master resource with as many domains using it as you wish
but think access rights access rights access rights while you are doing this
but think concurrency of access and file sharing implications.
its good any easy for readonly stuff - like software and static web pages. Take your life in your hands with anything else
.. and by default anyone in a client domain tries to ftp to the linked folder will not actually be able to change the files
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AmaZili Communication
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A possible solution could be to be ale to allow sharing resources (files, exec files, databases, open_basedir) between subsriptions which is not currently possible.
This would allow to have one domain per IP per subscription, and shared resources at the end.Perhaps a quick solution could be given to do so while waiting for a final release...
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AmaZili Communication
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Multiple IP per subscription is usefull For domain geolocating, and with Google putting emphasis on local result this will be more and more valuable.
We have a current case with :
thisdomain.es goes to this located ip that should go to onewebite
ththatdomain.com goes to thatlocated ip that should go to onewebite
and so on with twelwe located IPS...This requests lasts for long now last Sergey comment is from 2014, and says the solution is planned, now in 2019 and nothing new.
Is there any interrest in plesk for 247 requests ? -
AmaZili Communication
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Multiple IP per subscription is usefull For domain geolocating, and with Google putting emphasis on local result this will be more and more valuable.
We have a current case with :
thisdomain.es goes to this located ip that should go to onewebite
ththatdomain.com goes to thatlocated ip that should go to onewebite
and so on with twelwe located IPS... -
Anonymous
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We're dealing with over 300 websites, currently each website has its own server.
Now we thought to migrate all these websites on 1 server using Plesk. Bought a Plesk License, 1 server and attached multiple IPs to it. But everything stopped when we found out Plesk subscription doesn't allow us to add multiple IPs to 1 subscription. This is very important for our setup, we wanted to use Wordpress Multisite function to manage all the websites and in the same time to have each website on its own IP.
Please implement this function, also is there a way to access the same website from different IPs? -
AmaZili Communication
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Planned in 2014, anything about when it will be available ?
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Anonymous
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For domain geolocating, multiple webs under same subscription / plan