Using FTP and SFTP Choose your service: (gs) Grid-Service (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server Third-Party Applications (gs) Grid-Service - FTP Information Hostname: This is the location of the FTP Server (host). Please use the Access Domain to make a secure connection using SFTP. example: s#####.gridserver.com (Be s ... Applies To: (dpv) Nitro, (gs), All (dv)

(dv) HOWTO: Using the Plesk Migration Manager This article will walk you through using Plesk's built-in Migration Manager to move your sites from one (dv) to another, or even to a (dpv) Nitro. This guide may also work when migrating sites from other hosting companies that use Control Panel software such as Plesk, cPanel, Ensim, and Hsphere ... Applies To: (dpv) Nitro, All (dv)

Modify the number of spamassassin processes To reduce RAM usage on your (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server you can reduce the number of processes used by spamassassin. Modify the number of spamassassin processes via Plesk Control Panel: Login to Plesk as the admin user Click on Server Click on Spam Filter Now change the number next to "T ... Applies To: All (dv)

Installing Dr. Web Antivirus (mt) Media Temple does not directly provide the Dr. Web Antivirus addon. If you wish to have it installed you will need to create an account at parallels.com. You would then be able to purchase this add-on directly from them. You could also consider installing ClamAV as a free alternative ant ... Applies To: All (dv)

Install the Developer Tools Developer Tools are required for compiling applications utilizing tools such as "make" and "gcc". They are also required for users who wish to install the Yum package manager. Please follow these simple steps to add these to your (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server : Login to your AccountCenter. ... Applies To: All (dv)

Urchin: Why do I see 'Other' in my reports? NOTE: This article has been imported from Google's Urchin Help Center on 07-23-2009. You can view the original document here. Every record in the Urchin report resides in a fixed-size database. The files that comprise the database are rotated monthly. So there is a limit to how many unique ... Applies To: All (dv)

What version of Plesk do I have? This guide will show you how to find the exact version of the Plesk Control Panel you currently have installed on your (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server. Login to Plesk as the admin user Click on Server Click on Component Info Browse for "psa" as this will display the exact version of Ples ... Applies To: All (dv)

Using Awstats on your (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server This guide will show you how to enable and view Awstats statistics for any domain on your (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server. Enabling Awstats Login to Plesk. Click on Domains. Click on the domain for which you wish to enable Awstats. Click on Setup (under hosting). Choose Awstats from the dropd ... Applies To: All (dv)

How can I block incoming e-mails from a specific domain name or TLD? This article has been mirrored from the Parallels Knowledge Base as a courtesy to our (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server customers. As they are the authoritative source of the information covered in this topic we encourage you to check their original article since this content is subject to change. ... Applies To: All (dv)

How do I rebuild my qmail configuration files? This article has been mirrored from the Parallels Knowledge Base as a courtesy to our (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server customers. As they are the authoritative source of the information covered in this topic we encourage you to check their original article since this content is subject to change. ... Applies To: All (dv)

How do I check to see if POP3/IMAP are running, and how do I fix any problems? This guide will show you how to test the POP3 and IMAP services running on your (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server. We also show you remedies to common problems. This article has been mirrored from the Parallels Knowledge Base as a courtesy to our (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server customers. As they ar ... Applies To: All (dv)

(dv) 3.5 Memory Upgrade Program Starting June 4, 2009 (mt) Media Temple will begin offering free memory upgrades for existing (dv) Dedicated-Virtual 3.5 servers. This reflects our recent memory upgrade to our (dv) product line. As of June 1, 2009 any new (dv) 3.5 server will have the following amount of RAM already installe ... Applies To: (dv) 3.5

Installing Git on a (dv) 3.5 server Git is an open source version control system designed to handle very large projects with speed and efficiency, but just as well suited for small personal repositories. It is especially popular in the the open-source community, serving as a development platform for large projects, such as the Li ... Applies To: (dv) 3.5

Installing ImageMagick on a (dv) 3.5 server ImageMagick is a software suite to create, edit, and compose bitmap images. It can read, convert and write images in a variety of formats. The functionality of ImageMagick is typically utilized from the command-line or you can use the features from programs written in your favorite programming ... Applies To: (dv) 3.5

Compressing web pages with mod_deflate mod_deflate allows the Apache2 web service to compress files and deliver them to clients (browsers) that can handle them. With mod_deflate you can compress HTML, text or XML files by up to 70% of their original sizes, thus saving you server traffic, and speeding up page loads. STOP: If you c ... Applies To: (dv) 3.5