Plesk Configuration Guide

Introduction

This guide explains how to configure reverse proxy capabilities in your Plesk setup. A reverse proxy acts as an intermediary for client requests, forwarding them to a designated backend server. This setup enhances load balancing, security, and caching capabilities.

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Prerequisites

• Admin Access to your Plesk installation

• Your Website is running on Plesk

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Configuration Steps

Step 1 - Sign in into your plesk setup:

Step 2 - Configure the directive:

Under “Additional nginx directives” add the location from /hash(the first part of the tracking URL) and add the proxy_pass directive to the JENTIS tracking URL

Step 3: Save and apply

After applying the directives, the webserver will restart and activate the new configuration.

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Conclusion

Your Plesk should now act as a reverse proxy and forward all request to /hash to your tracking domain.

After enabling Cookie lifetime extender, the DCP will give a proxy code that is expected to be setup on https://domain.*/hash however, if it is set up on https://www.domain.*/hash it will cause a CORS Error on the Cookie Lifetime Extender Requests.

For more details on WWW configuration follow this guide.

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