looking for a reseller account that comes with Plesk 7 + their application and spam asassin addon for both reseller and client included.

are there any recommended hosts that can offer this?

right now i have an account with cpanel, but want to get another account for plesk cuz i didnt like cpanel much.

proberly the biggest plesk 7 reseller i know of is www.hostnexus.com (http://www.hostnexus.com) Im pretty sure there is another company on there scale if you do a quick search im sure that would bring something up!

James

Yeah I think hostnexus uses plesk

i did do a search, but didn't get much back
i checked hostnexus and although they seem pretty great, i don't think i can afford that price range just yet. im fairly new to reselling and want to keep my expenses low as i learn and stuff.
i was looking at something between $15-20 a month

i have some ip addresses of companies that have shown interest in my domain names. i was wondering how i could contact them, if anyone knows.

u can do a search on the ips to see what domains point to them
www.dnsstuff.com

RaTz: to get the quality hosting im sure your after you will want to pay a bit more from what i have heard hostnexus are very reliable and support is good. they even have a Very active forum were no posts are deleated so you can view the negatives and the posotives!

James

www.plesk7host.com is the other one by the way they are also a very reputable plesk host!

James

I think there are quite a few hosts that now offer plesk.
Other than hostnexus, I think aussiehosts.com and crediblehost.com offer it as well.
Im sure there are many others too.

Yes plesk 7 is becoming very popular now. move over cpanel;)

Plesk 7 is where it's at. :)

there are definitely Plesk 7 Reseller packages out there. take a look through the hosting offers forum? do a search on google and lots come up.

If you want a cheaper option, you can't go wrong with www.plesk7resellers.com (same as AussieHosts).

well i already have an account with credible account with cpanel and they DO offer plesk, but its not 7 and it doesnt seem like they'r plannin on upgradin soon either.

i've yet to do a search on google for plesk7 resellers but i was hoping i could find some reputable ones here with reviews and stuff.. but i never knew plesk isn't all that common..just yet :D

also, i think aussiehosts plan will suit me well until i can get more experienced in reseller hosting esp with plesk before moving to something like hostnexus reseller. but, are there people currently using aussiehosts right now, and what's the common image of them here?

thanks a lot for your opinions

Originally posted by RaTz
well i already have an account with credible account with cpanel and they DO offer plesk, but its not 7 and it doesnt seem like they'r plannin on upgradin soon either.

Plesk 7 obliterates previous versions.

I think v7 finally brought them into the limelight a lot more. It's stable, user-friendly, and option-laden.

The backup utility is a great feature, as is such options as the app. vault and possibility of CF MX, tomcat, and a shed-load more.

Great CP.

Simon

As for aussiresellers.com (plesh7host.com), they don't offer SMTP at the moment and they have an incoming e-mail message size limit of 5 Mb (!). :(

Originally posted by nova9
As for aussiresellers.com (plesh7host.com), they don't offer SMTP at the moment and they have an incoming e-mail message size limit of 5 Mb (!). :(
No SMTP with Plesk7? :eek:

Originally posted by Aussie Bob
No SMTP with Plesk7? :eek:

I think what he is saying is that the host company "aussieresellers" does not allow smtp use, and also limits the size of mailboxes to only 5MB.

I doubt this to be true. Don't see how they could compete with that. Not around here anyway.

I dont see the problem with incoming mail sizes of 5 mbs. Most limit it to 1.5 to 2mbs. and uh.....no stmp....I kinda doubt that. ;)

Btw, does plesk7 have a demo on their site? (or does anyone else have a demo I can check out) I didnt really like plesk before because I could never understand it, but if you say it's better now, I'd like to check it out. :D

Check it out:

http://www.sw-soft.com/en/products/plesk7/demo/

Plesk 7 is the dog's danglies. :D

wow that demo just...blew me away! :eek: It looked like Winxp lol :D No wonder people like it, besides the fact that it's really cleaned up now and non cryptic hehe :P

Originally posted by nova9
As for aussieresellers.com (plesk7host.com), they don't offer SMTP at the moment and they have an incoming e-mail message size limit of 5 Mb (!). :(

Which part of the sentence you guys didn't understand? They DO offer Plesk 7 plans, Plesk 7 DOES have SMTP support, but I didn't said anything for these obvious matters.:o

I said that they (aussieresellers.com) DON'T allow SMTP with their Plesk 7 plans and that they DO have SIZE LIMIT for incoming e-mail messages (5 Mb). They are VERY nice guys, with excellent speedy support, but they DO have to reconsider these limitations (I understand their reasons for doing this, but I don't agree, let's shut down the whole internet to be more secure ;)).

http://www.aussieresellers.com/showpost.php?p=24630&postcount=13

The only negative is that they don't actually advertise that their Plesk 7 plans have these limitations (but I'm sure that someone from the company will step up very soon).

Originally posted by cPanelSubs
Don't see how they could compete with that. Not around here anyway.

Guess again. :)

Gary

Originally posted by cPanelSubs
I think what he is saying is that the host company "aussieresellers" does not allow smtp use, and also limits the size of mailboxes to only 5MB.
That's their business, what they do and don't provide. Each supplier supplies what they're comfortable with, and that's that. if they can get away with no allowing outgoing email from their servers, half their luck! :D

We have never provided SMTP services on shared hosting boxes. We've probably lost 5 clients in as many years for not doing so. We did provide a dedicated SMTP server for a while, and only a dozen or so used it regularly, and I recall 1 or 2 being a little concerned when we took it down. We plan to put one back up again, but it's not a priority.

Gary

Originally posted by Aussie Bob
That's their business, what they do and don't provide. Each supplier supplies what they're comfortable with, and that's that. if they can get away with no allowing outgoing email from their servers, half their luck! :D

Who said it was not? I was simply helping you with your reading skills.

Originally posted by cPanelSubs
Who said it was not? I was simply helping you with your reading skills.
I am always humbly grateful for any help I receive. :)

AussieHosts... More power to ya!

Just goes to show you you don' t need to be like the rest. Please excuse my assumption.