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Changing IP

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ecja

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Hello I moved to a new network and need to change my ip.
The IP change in the machine but not in Plesk, the doman will not work.
Do any one have any idea

JC
 
I had to do this before -- I can't remember how, but I know for certain it's covered in the manual.
 
- From the server screen select - IP Addresses
- On the IP Address Management screen select - Add new IP Address
- Enter the IP Address details and click OK
- On each of your client screens select IP Pool
- On the IP Pool of Client screen select Add new IP Address
- Select your new IP address
- Now goto the Hosting Setup screen for each of your domains
- Select your new IP address from the dropdown and click OK
- For each domain check the DNS zone (If you run DNS on the server) if any records still contain the old IP, add a new record with the new IP and delete the records containing the old IP
- Go back through your IP pool and IP address screens and remove your old IP address
 
The easiest way is to use the reconfigurator utility:

# /usr/local/psa/bin reconfigurator.pl map_file

This will create a map file (named 'map_file') of all and any of the IPs on the box. Edit this file and then run the command again. It will make all replacements for you. Instructions are in the created file.
 
I have done the ip map here which is ok:
# /usr/local/psa/bin reconfigurator.pl map_file

But the old ip stiill in the control panel and do not change so the domains can work. I did not reboot the server.

An using OS (Fedora)3

Jc
 
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