Using the Plesk repair utility with the `all` aspect performs all the checks included in all other aspects. Use the `plesk`` ``repair`` ``all` command to run a comprehensive checkup of the server. Note that running `plesk`` ``repair`` ``all` on a server with many domains will result in the command running for a long time, and will increase the load on the server while the command is running, so it is recommended to perform this operation during the off-peak hours.
Examples:
- `plesk`` ``repair`` ``all` - Checks the Plesk installation and all Plesk services. The utility will run in the interactive mode (whenever the utility detects an issue, it informs you and prompts you for the permission to attempt to resolve it).
- `plesk`` ``repair`` ``all`` ``-y` - Checks the Plesk installation and all Plesk services. The utility will run in the repair mode (the utility attempts to resolve any issues it detects).
- `plesk`` ``repair`` ``all`` ``-n` - Checks the Plesk installation and all Plesk services. The utility will run in the diagnostic mode (the utility informs you about any detected issues, but does not resolve them).
- `plesk`` ``repair`` ``all`` ``-n`` ``-j` - Checks the Plesk installation and all Plesk services. The utility will run in the diagnostic mode (the utility informs you about any detected issues, but does not resolve them). The utility will return the output in the JSON format.