#Plesk port how to#
A walkthrough on how to do this can be found here in our apf-firewall article. NOTE: Don’t forget to make sure port 26 is open in the firewall. A quick way to verify the changes took effect can be done using this command: Next edit the services for the system to include the newly created one:Īfter editing this, just restart xinetd and the server should be listening on port 26. Make the first line say “service smtp_p26” and save the file. Next, the entry that was just created needs to be modified: Feel free to contact Liquid Web via Toll-Free 1.800.580.4985, International 517.322.0434, or open a support ticket in your my. interface.įirst, a new entry will need to be created in xinetd for the alternate port:
Liquid Web’s systems administrators are always available to assist with this or any other issue.
The procedure outlined below is complex and requires some basic command line knowledge. Opening ports 8443/8880 on hosting/Internet service provider side. Each port is always bind to an IP address of a host and a protocol type relevant to communication way. Ports are identified by the number from 1 to 65535. However, unlike a cPanel environment, configuring Plesk to do so must be done outside the control panel via the command line. A port is a network location with certain address inside any operating system which main purpose is to differentiate traffic related to various services and apps. Getting Plesk to listen for SMTP connections on an alternate port is not that difficult to do.
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