ParallelsPlesk12 is a Linux Server Management Panel from outside China that supports Chinese characters.

ParallelsPlesk12 is a Linux Server Management Panel from outside China that supports Chinese characters.

I have been searching for the Linux Server Management Panel on the Internet for a long time. The domestic interface is either too ugly or has too few functions, but one exception is zijidelu (also called LuManager ), I personally think that zijidelu should be the best in the domestic host panel. After three years of use, it is really who knows who to use. Unfortunately, the update will be stopped by 2013, because there are some worries about whether there will be any vulnerabilities if they are not updated, we want to change to a mature product that is constantly being iterated.

Yes. It is easy to use and user-friendly.

If you are not at ease in using the service in China, you can find a foreign company, find a large circle, and finally lock it in the following:

CPanel)

Plesk)

AJenTi)

ZPanel (no demonstration on the official website or Chinese characters, so I am not interested in trying it out)

CPanel, according to articles and Forum discussions on Chinese websites, it is indeed highly rated and should be the most functional. So after I uninstalled aJenTi, I installed cPanel to try it out, I was very disappointed with the results. Although cPanel has Chinese support, the Chinese language cannot be directly looked at, not only is the translation incomplete, but many are machine translation.

CPanel has a lot of Chinese materials in China, but unfortunately many of them are outdated.

However, although cPanel's Chinese support is a little poor, the cPanel features have to be said that it is indeed the most abundant, but for the webmaster who doesn't sell hosts like me, many functions are too complicated. With the help of Chinese translation, I decided to give up and change others.

The installation of cPanel took a long time to wait, so I took the time to go to the Plesk official website to read it. It was a pleasant surprise.

First look at the official website:

Http://sp.parallels.com/cn/

In the foreign Linux Management Panel, the official website of Plesk should be the only one that supports Chinese characters, which makes me a newbie and I am very interested in reading it.

For demonstration on the official website, Chinese characters are supported, but the settings cannot be saved, so you have to manually install them.

Fortunately, the official installation tutorials are in Chinese. Here I use the simplest installation method:

System: Cent OS 6.5

# Wget-O-http://autoinstall.plesk.com/one-click-installer | sh

If the epel yum source cannot be found, you may need to update the epel yum Source:

# Rpm-ivh http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/6/i386/epel-release-6-5.noarch.rpm

# Yum clean all

After the installation is complete, log in directly with https: //

You cannot see the Chinese language in the login window. You must complete a wizard. Note that the wizard process will allow you to select either the advanced user mode or the service provider mode. I have selected the service provider mode with more features, what are the differences between the two models? You can refer to the official documentation, which is also Chinese:

Http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PP11/11.5/Doc/zh-CN/online/plesk-installation-upgrade-migration-guide/

Run the following command to switch the interface language from English to Chinese. (If you do not perform the following steps, do you want to display Chinese in the Wizard ):

#/Usr/local/psa/bin/admin -- update-locale zh-CN

The final interface is as follows: All Chinese characters, rich functions, two words, perfect:

I checked it out first. If you have any questions, I will modify this article.