If you incorporate data processing applications or you want to generate web pages dynamically, you will likely need a database for storing and retrieving data. You can either create a new database for a site or import the data from your previously backed up MySQL database. To manage your databases and their contents, use your favorite MySQL client or the web based database management tool now accessible from your Plesk control panel. If you use a MYSQL client, you will need to provide us with your IP number.

When visitors coming to your site request pages that the web server cannot find, the web server generates and displays a standard HTML page with an error message. The standard error messages may inform of problems, but they do not usually say how to resolve them or how to get the lost visitor on his way, and they also look dull. You may want to create your own error pages and use them on your web server. With an Advanced Plan you can now customize the following error messages: 400 Bad File Request, 401 Unauthorized, 403 Forbidden/Access denied, 404 Not Found, and 500 Internal Server Error.