Parallels Plesk Panel 10.2 Control Panel That Supports IPV6

(The Hosting News) – Hosting and cloud services enablement leader, Parallels, today announced at WorldHostingDays that it has delivered the first control panel to support IPv6 addresses and Server Name Indication (SNI) preserving IPv4 addresses.  It also enables multiple SSL certificates on a single IP address.  This one-two punch allows service providers to successfully deal with the imminent shortage of IPv4 addresses.

The announcement is part of the Parallels Plesk Panel 10.2 update, currently in beta and available in April, that provides complete support of IPv6 on either Linux or Windows servers.   Parallels Plesk Panel 10.2 can run each new subscription on IPv4, IPv6 or as a dual stack for both IPv4

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Parallels Plesk Panel Adds Open-Xchange

Open-Xchange announced today tighter integration with the latest industry-standard control panel Parallels Plesk Panel 10.1, enabling hosting customers and resellers to choose their favorite WebMail application.

Open-Xchange will be available as an option that can be selected in the e-mail setup screen of Parallels Plesk Panel — making it easy for hosting and SaaS providers to replace the Standard Plesk Webmail in existing shared hosting environments with the feature-rich AJAX interface of Open-Xchange and deliver true business-class e-mail features.

“With Open-Xchange’s new availability with Parallels Plesk Panel in addition to Parallels Automation, Partners of all sizes can now easily deliver business class e-mail and communication solutions,” said John Zanni, vice president of alliances at Parallels. “This new capability delivers on what we have heard service providers want: make it easy to get started and the ability to upsell advanced features.”

intergenia, a leading hosting company with more than two million active websites and 40,000 Root and vServers, will use Open-Xchange and Parallels Plesk Panel to deploy end customers and resellers with Open-Xchange business-class e-mail and groupware beginning next quarter — providing users with additional PIM (Personal Information Management) features at no extra cost with an option to move to full groupware, as well as support for mobile devices.

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