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Buying Reseller Accounts....

J

JVRudnick

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Hey all...
I'm in the process of buying 4 reseller accounts for my webhosting company, all on Plesk 7.5.6

My question is, how does the transfer of these accounts work, in that as I understand it, I create the 4 accounts under Plesk, each with the resellers master domain. Then the reseller themselves login to their own Plesk cp, and create and move the domains from the old host to my server.

Do I have this right? Might there be a "shortcut" to all this, ie a way to simply copy the 4 reseller accounts along with all their own customers domains, files etc. and install same on my server?

Anyone know?

Jim
 
I think your approach is correct. I would imagine each account can be "backed" up and then "restored" on the new machine/server.
 
The hierachy is as follow:
Web hoster- e.g server owner
Resseller -e.g. client
End user -e.g domain.user

Web hoster login to Plesk as admin
Client has his own login
Domain user also has his own login

John S.G.
 
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