A Step-by-Step Guide to Restricting Administrator Access in Plesk

Administrators with login credentials wield significant control over a server. It is crucial to prioritize the security of admin accounts. In terms of security measures, Plesk allows the restriction of administrator access to a specific IP address, effectively preventing unauthorized access from remote locations.

1. Sign in to Plesk.

2. Navigate to Tools & Settings > IP Access Restriction Management (under Security).

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3. Click on Settings.

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4. Choose the appropriate option for your needs and Click OK:

  • Allowed, excluding the networks in the list: Users with IP addresses on the list cannot log in as Plesk or Additional Plesk Administrators.

  • Denied from the networks that are not listed: Only users with IP addresses on the list can log in as Plesk or Additional Plesk Administrators.

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5. Click "Add Network" to include an IP address based on your chosen option. 

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This process allows you to restrict IP addresses for administrator access in Plesk.


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