cPanel & Plesk Management

Day-to-day cPanel, WHM and Plesk administration: domains, subscriptions, email, PHP versions, Node.js apps and migrations.

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cPanel/WHM and Plesk make hosting manageable, but their defaults are not always right for your sites. Wrong PHP handlers, mismatched document roots, Node.js apps set to development mode, or email records that send mail to spam are common causes of problems.

I handle routine panel administration and the trickier configuration jobs, and I can move sites between panels when you change hosting.

Problems this solves

  • A new domain or subdomain is not resolving or shows the wrong site
  • The site needs a different PHP version or extension
  • Company emails land in spam
  • You need to move sites from cPanel to Plesk or the other way round

What's included

Domains and subscriptions

Add domains, subdomains, aliases and document roots.

PHP settings

Versions, handlers, limits and extensions per site.

Node.js apps in Plesk

Application root, startup file, environment and production mode.

Email

Mailboxes, forwarding, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records.

Panel-to-panel migration

Files, databases, email and DNS moved with minimal downtime.

Process and deliverables

  1. Review

    Check the current panel setup for the affected sites.

  2. Change

    Apply configuration changes with a rollback plan.

  3. Verify

    Test the site, email and SSL after every change.

A good fit for

  • An agency managing client sites on Plesk
  • A business moving from shared cPanel hosting to a VPS with Plesk

Frequently asked questions

Which is better, cPanel or Plesk?

Both are capable. cPanel is common on Linux shared hosting; Plesk supports Linux and Windows and handles Node.js and Docker in its interface. The right one depends on your sites and your host.

Need help with cPanel & Plesk Management?

A new website, a redesign, a site that keeps going down, or rankings that dropped after a migration — tell me what is going on and I will reply with a clear next step.

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