Reinier Post, TU Eindhoven
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IGAn error occurred while saving the comment Reinier Post, TU Eindhoven commented
I would like to have this, too. The issue for us is that we like to keep sync all (of our 471) subscriptions in sync so we know they conform to the assigned service plan and addons. This is not possible with subscriptions of type forwarding.
I suppose we could avoid this by creating all forwarding domains as additional domains to existing subscriptions, but sometimes, forwarding is all that is being done for a customer, so this would be nice to have.
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IGAn error occurred while saving the comment Reinier Post, TU Eindhoven commented
Plesk now has an extension for this purpose (SSL It! : https://www.plesk.com/extensions/sslit/), but thus far it only supports Sectigo. We just switched from Sectigo to HARICA.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Reinier Post, TU Eindhoven commented
More specifically, we want modern authentication rather than LDAP-based authentication because the latter is less secure (user credentials are sent to the Plesk server, which we don't want to happen for Single Sign-On accounts).
An error occurred while saving the comment Reinier Post, TU Eindhoven commented
We've been wanting this for at least a decade. It is pretty important.
At our university, we have a security policy to tie IT resources to central (Microsoft) accounts so they become automatically inaccessible when an account is disabled or removed. This will ease lifecycle management on Plesk customers and sites.
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I want this, too. We are a reseller and we use the XML API.