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Seems to be installing for me too now ! Thanks

Upgrade to version 69 from server 2019 goes without problems, feels like something is missing somewhere for server 2025

I can browse it, but its not "listed" http://autoinstall-win.plesk.com/PANEL-WIN_18.0.69/dist-windows/

Little extra logging: [2025-04-15 15:26:15.770846] Warning: unresolved requires 'msodbcsql17' from panel-18.0.69.noarch [2025-04-15 15:26:15.770846] Warning: unresolved requires 'msodbcsql17' from plesk-engine-18.69.52524.noarch [2025-04-15 15:26:15.771844] Warning: unresolved requires 'php74'...

Same issue here

Thanks for the information, glad to hear this. Keep us posted :)

Yes i know ETA's can change. That's why i try to get more information. As someone who also works in tech, i already have experience with Server 2025 in production environments and its already stable build on Windows 11. It used to be that way but not anymore. Server 2022 can be as instable as...

Still early Q2 ? Is it being actively developed but there are problems or is it not being touched yet ? This so i can make plans. If its a month plans are different then if its gonna be June, or again postponed by the time Q2 ends

As we are approaching the end of Q1 2025 and the answer on https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/25634792699543-When-will-Plesk-support-Windows-Server-2025 is 4 months old now, is there a more recent answer on when we can expect the Windows Server 2025 support ?

When upgrading mariadb: Upgrading Plesk SQL server... MSI: Error! Critical action 'Upgrade data of Plesk SQL Server...' failed: Command "C:\Program Files (x86)\Plesk\admin\bin\mysqlmng_adm.exe" --upgrade-server-data failed with code 1. Output: Stop service... Start service... Upgrade only the...

Its finally availabled ! So this can be closed edit: (can i do that ?)

In Plesk installer "MariaDB 10.6 server" is selected. If i select ""MariaDB 10.11 server" is that like upgrade from 10.6 to 10.11 ? Or completely remove and install new and everything is gone.

I’m sorry, I did understand it wrong. Take a look at this : Back Up and Restore of SQL Server Databases - SQL Server or Backup-SqlDatabase (SqlServer) You could also use backup software like Veeam (also a free version) or SQL Backup & FTP etc for more control

Maybe they are waiting for @Automata but no answer yet on your reply for a month. I agree and am looking for this solution