Monday, November 28, 2011

Documentation on installation of PLESK on Centos/ Linux server:

PreChecks before the installation:

SSH to the server on which Plesk needs to be installed and check following:

  1. Type nmap localhost
  2. If nmap is not installed than type yum install nmap and hit enter.
  3. Check if bind is installed on the server by following command:

rpm –qa |grep bind*

If bind is installed and you see any packages as a result, remove the bind by following command:

yum remove bind*

  1. Check the architecture of the server( 32bit/64bit) by following command: uname –a
  2. As per the OS (32bit/64bit), the plesk will be installed on the server.

Downloading and installing PLESK from Parallel’s website.

After checking the OS type, download the corresponding package in the temp directory of the server:


Uname: abc@abc.com
Password: abc

Download the Auto-installer utility that suits your operating system from here and save it on your server's hard drive.

eg : [root@server tmp]# wget plesk_auto_installer_file_name
Set the execution permission for Auto-installer:
eg : [root@server tmp]# chmod a+x plesk_auto_installer_file_name
Run the Auto-installer:
eg : [root@server tmp]# ./plesk_auto_installer_file_name


Here's a sample of installing Plesk control panel 9.2.3 on CentOS 5.x
Select the desired products and their versions
===============================================================================

The following product versions are available:

1. [*] Plesk Control Panel

2. [ ] Parallels Small Business Panel

3. [ ] Sitebuilder

4. [ ] SSO
Select the components that you wish to install by selecting the installation type for Plesk Control Panel.

By default, typical installation is selected. It includes a minimal number of packages required for Plesk to work. To install all components of Plesk including all Plesk modules and Web applications, select Full installation. To install only selected components, select Custom installation. In this screen, choose the proper installation type and press ENTER.

Select the third [Custom] option by entering 3 & press ENTER.
3. (*) Custom
Custom components selection. Recommended only for experienced users.
To review the components that will be installed, type L and then press ENTER. The selected packages are marked with [*] symbols.
To select or deselect a package, type the corresponding number and press ENTER.

 1. [*] Base packages of Plesk
 2. [*] Plesk Updater
 3. [*] PHP5 support
 4. [*] PostgreSQL server support
 5. [*] Application vault packages
 6. [ ] Plesk Professional Web Site Editor
 7. [*] Plesk API [former Plesk Agent]
 8. [*] Plesk migration manager
 9.  [ ] SiteBuilder publishing support for Plesk
10. [ ] SiteBuilder module migration suite
11. [ ] ColdFusion support for Plesk
12. [ ] MIVA Empresa support
13. [ ] Plesk billing
14. [.] <+> Plesk hosting features // 3 of 5 components selected

  Different mailservers
15. (*) Qmail mailserver
16. ( ) Postfix mailserver

17. [.] <+> Additional Plesk modules // 3 of 5 components selected
18. [ ] <+> Game servers // 0 of 3 components selected
19. [.] <+> Addition mail services // 2 of 4 components selected
20. [.] <+> Server backup solutions // 1 of 2 components selected
21. [ ] <+> Additional language packs // 0 of 9 components selected
22. [*] <+> Plesk webmails support // 2 of 2 components selected
Few of them have sub-components & they need to be selected too:


 [*] <+> Plesk hosting features // 6 of 6 components selected
 [*] <+> Additional Plesk modules // 5 of 5 components selected
 [.] <+> Addition mail services // 4 of 5 components selected
 [*] <+> Server backup solutions // 1 of 1 components selected
 [*] <+> Plesk webmails support // 2 of 2 components selected

 [*] <+> Plesk hosting features // 6 of 6 components selected
1. [*] Bandwidth Limiter For Apache support (mod_bw)
2. [*] Apache ASP support
3. [*] Tomcat Java Servlets support
4. [*] Apache mod_python module
5. [*] Ruby on Rails support
6. [*] FastCGI support (mod_fcgid)
 [*] <+> Additional Plesk modules // 5 of 5 components selected
1. [*] Plesk Firewall module
2. [ ] Plesk VPN module
3. [*] Plesk Fileserver module and SMB file server package
4. [*] SSHTerm - SSH Terminal java applet
5. [*] Watchdog (System monitoring module)
 [.] <+> Addition mail services // 4 of 5 components selected
1. [*] Mailman mailing list manager support
2. [ ] Kaspersky antivirus module
3. [ ] Dr. Web antivirus
4. [*] SpamAssassin support
5. [ ] Real-time Blackhole List client for qmail
[*] <+> Server backup solutions // 1 of 1 components selected
1. [*] Plesk Backup Manager

 [*] <+> Plesk webmails support // 2 of 2 components selected
 1. [*] Horde webmail support
 2. [*] AtMail webmail support

To continue with installation, type 'n' and press ENTER. When prompted, confirm installing: type 'n' and press ENTER again.

The packages will be downloaded and installed automatically. Hence you can get yourself a cup of coffee in the meantime
When the installation is finished a trial license key is installed for evaluation purposes & Plesk will have started automatically..
Now to complete the initial configuration, log in to the Plesk control panel running on your host:
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