Adding a domain name from Plesk Parallels?

I am completely lost in adding a domain name which I have bought to Muse. I have control panel access with Plesk Paralles but I have no idea what to do to make it all connect? Does anyone know? Any help would be fantastic. Thanks

Ok, Sorry for the misconception earlier. In that case, you will need to replace the nameservers at your domain registrar to the following nameservers for BC:
ns1.worldsecuresystems.com
ns2.worldsecuresystems.com
ns3.worldsecuresystems.com
As explained here -> http://kb.worldsecuresystems.com/kb/change-domain-name-site.html
So get Plesk support help to replace the nameservers and in BC, Add a domain to your site in BC under Site Settings -> Site Domains -> New Domain.
This will help you redelegate the site domain to BC nameservers and the domain added will work to show the site with BC.
FYI: In case, you would like to keep an external nameservers/DNS provider to manage your domain name and want to point this to BC servers, Check this -> http://kb.worldsecuresystems.com/157/bc_157.html
Regards,

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