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to fix the issue, follow below solution

login to the  plesk control panel, select customer domain, then follow below

Applications & Services > Application pool > select corresponding application > and click to ‘allowed’ column > and increase “Installations allowed”. By default it is set to 2.

i have tried the solution my self and fixed the issue.

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Please refer to the guide below

http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/461/creating-rewrite-rules-for-the-url-rewrite-module/

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Hello All,

In order to enable/disable IMAP service for a particular domain from MailEnable one need to perform below mentioned steps:

1) Login into MailEnable Professional.
2) Click on MailEnable -> MailEnable Management -> Messaging Center -> Post Offices.
3) Right Click on domain name -> Properties for which one need to perform the task.
4) Go to the Tab “Service Selection”.
5) Select the ‘Enable or Disable’ from drop down menu against IMAP Service.
6) Click on apply and Ok.

Thanks,

reference

http://discussion.accuwebhosting.com/mailenable/613-how-enable-disable-imap-service-domain-mailenable.html

refer to below article

http://www.mywebsitedesigner.com.au/blog/id/2/setting-up-whmcs-cron-jobs-using-plesk-windows

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first you need to reconfigre ftp for the domain using below commands

references

http://kb.parallels.com/en/549

For a shortcut to RESTART Windows XP:
SHUTDOWN -r -t 01

For a shortcut to SHUT DOWN Windows XP:
SHUTDOWN -s -t 01

references

http://www.aumha.org/win5/a/shutcut.php

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error,

To solve this issue, you need to change the SMTP outgoing ip.

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When a user remote controls another user’s session using Remote Desktop Services Manager or Terminal Services Manager on a Windows Server 2008-based computer, and then stops remote controlling, one or both sessions are disconnected with the following error:

Remote Desktop Disconnected

Because of a protocol error, this session will be disconnected. Please try connecting to the remote computer again.

CAUSE

This problem occurs if Remote Desktop Connection Client version 6.0.6001 or 6.0.6002 is used with the highest RDP Compression setting. Windows Server 2008 SP1/SP2 defaults to a lower RDP Compression setting, and thus will only exhibit the above symptoms if the setting has been changed to “Optimized to use less network bandwidth”, which is the maximum. Windows Server 2008 R2 defaults to the maximum RDP Compression setting.

WORKAROUND

Change the RDP Compression setting on the server to “Balances memory and network bandwidth” (recommended) or “Optimized to use less memory” using Group Policy. If using Windows Server 2008 R2 you may also choose “Do not use an RDP compression algorithm”. An alternative workaround is to use a different Remote Desktop Connection Client version than those mentioned above, however, this may not be practical. Below are instructions for making the change to the local group policy; if preferred you can use a domain group policy instead.

Windows Server 2008 R2

1. Logon to the Remote Desktop Services Session Host computer as an administrator
2. Start–Run gpedit.msc
3. In the left pane, under Computer Configuration, navigate to following:

Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Remote Session Environment

4. In the right pane, double-click on Set compression algorithm for RDP data
5. Select Enabled, and choose Balances memory and network bandwidth
6. Click OK to save the change

Windows Server 2008 (SP1 or SP2) or enterprices

1. Logon to the Terminal Services computer as an administrator
2. Start–Run gpedit.msc, click Continue if prompted by UAC
3. In the left pane, under Computer Configuration, navigate to following:

Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Terminal Services\Terminal Server\Remote Session Environment

4. In the right pane, double-click on Set compression algorithm for RDP data
5. Select Enabled, and choose Balances memory and network bandwidth
6. Click OK to save the change

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

Windows Server 2008 R2 x64

1. Install 2008 R2 Standard (Full Installation) x64 from DVD using defaults
2. Upon first logon, scroll down the initial configuration tasks window and click on Enable Remote Desktop
3. Choose Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (less secure), click OK
4. Open up Computer Management and create a test user, make them a member of the Remote Desktop Users group, on the Remote Control tab, uncheck “Require user’s permission”
5. Connect from a PC using Remote Desktop Client version 6.0.6001 or 6.0.6002 to the server, logon as administrator
6. Connect from a PC using Remote Desktop Client version 6.0.6001 or 6.0.6002 to the server, logon as the test user
7. In the administrator’s session, open up Remote Desktop Services Manager, right-click on the test user and choose Remote Control, click OK
8. After you are viewing the test user’s desktop, press Ctrl-Tab to end the Remote Control

Windows Server 2008 x64

1. Install 2008 Standard (Full Installation) x64 from DVD using defaults
2. Upon first logon, scroll down the initial configuration tasks window and click on Enable Remote Desktop
3. Choose Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (less secure), click OK
4. Open up Computer Management and create a test user, make them a member of the Remote Desktop Users group, on the Remote Control tab, uncheck “Require user’s permission”
5. Change RDP Compression algorithm to “Optimized to use less network bandwidth” using instructions above
6. Connect from a PC using Remote Desktop Client version 6.0.6001 or 6.0.6002 to the server, logon as administrator
7. Connect from a PC using Remote Desktop Client version 6.0.6001 or 6.0.6002 to the server, logon as the test user
8. In the administrator’s session, open up Terminal Services Manager, right-click on the test user and choose Remote Control, click OK
9. After you are viewing the test user’s desktop, press Ctrl-Tab to end the Remote Control

NOTE: This problem may occur when connecting to a Windows Vista or Windows 7 host under similar conditions. I have not tested this theory, however.

As always I welcome your comments/questions/corrections/suggestions/etc.

Thank you for reading.

References

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itprogeneral/thread/4523ce86-9a0b-4e6c-90d1-225ddda67ce5

1- you need to go to smartermail and select the domain and create postmaster email and make it as admin not a user.

2- you need to download this softwar (TSMADump)  from this URL   http://josh.com/tsma/TSMADump/index.htm

or  http://www.ipserverone.info/email/how-to-view-all-user-password-in-smartermail-using-tsmadump/

3- put this software in c:/TSMADump.exe

4- go to command prompt then run this command

TSMADump.exe /ouser.txt user http://domain.com:8080 postmaster@domain.com password domain.com

ouser.txt the file that will save the password and emails there

domain.com mean your domain same like alzwea.com or aljazeera.net

passowrd mean your postmaster email password

that is all then you will find the file ouser.txt in c:/ and have all the passwords and emails

have a nice day.

Ayad