Changing server IPs

[hakkrdan]

Hello, all -

I'm going to be moving my Plesk setup to another location here soon. With that, I'll be having to change IPs on the server.

I know how to move a server, I've had lots of experience doing it. However, I don't have any experience donig this with Plesk.

How should I go about re-configuring Plesk to accomodate for the new IPs, incluiding updating DNS information in Plesk, as well as the IPs that Web Sites are assigned to?

Thanks for the time
-dant

 

[phoenixisp]

Try this:

http://forum.plesk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24329&highlight=reconfigurator

 

[hakkrdan]

Hello -

This sounds like a good idea, but as one of the commentators had replied on the other board, this script only reconfigures IPs on the base interface, and no aliased or virtual interfaces.

Perhaps I can modify it. I'll take a look.

Thanks!
-dant

 

[hakkrdan]

Anyone have any suggestions for this?

Thanks!
-dant

 

[jamesyeeoc]

7.5.3 now has /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/websrvmng which has add/delete IP from webserver, haven'tr tried it, but I would imagine it would also have the same limitations as the old reconfigurator script (regarding alias and virtual interfaces)

I imagine that Plesk *assumes* that you have a single NIC in the server for the outside world. Sad.

Usage: websrvmng [OPTIONS]...

-a, --reconfigure-all
create configuration files for all domains
-m, --change-admin-email --email=<admin_email>
change admin email
-n, --install-vhost --vhost-name=<domain_name>
creates virtual hosting in webserver (physical, frame forward, standard forward)
-u, --reconfigure-vhost --vhost-name=<domain_name>
webserver reconfiguration for one given host
-d, --remove-vhost --vhost-name=<domain_name>
removes virtual hosting from server
-i, --set-certificate --ip-address=<ip_address>
change certificate associated with IP address. Affects all SSL virtual hosts on given IP (SSL certificate should be changed on those hosts)
--set-default-domain --ip-address=<ip_address> --vhost-name=<domain_name>
sets default domain for IP address. Thus, all HTTP requests which have come on given IP and for which there is no appropriate domain, should come on given default domain
--reset-default-domain --ip-address=<ip_address>
delete default domain for IP address
--add-ip-address --ip-address=<ip_address>
adds IP address to webserver
--remove-ip-address --ip-address=<ip_address>
removes IP address from webserver
--add-protection --vhost-name=<domain> --directory=<dir>
adds protection to directory
--remove-protections --vhost-name=<domain>
removes protection from directory
--update-protection --vhost-name=<domain> --directory=<dir>
change protected directory properties
--add-web-user --vhost-name=<domain> --web-user=<user>
add webuser to webserver configuration
--update-web-user --vhost-name=<domain> --web-user=<user>
updates webuser configuration in webserver
--remove-web-users --vhost-name=<domain>
delete webuser from webserver configuration
--features
returns PHP code which reflects state of several features support in websrvmng.
--install-fp --vhost-name=<domain> --user-name=<user> --port=<443|80> --admin-name=<admin>
The noncrypted admin password is transferred in the environment variable PSA_PASSWORD
--remove-fp --vhost-name=<domain> --user-name=<user> --port=<443|80>

--enable-fp --vhost-name=<domain> --user-name=<user> --port=<443|80>

--disable-fp --vhost-name=<domain> --user-name=<user> --port=<443|80>

--rename-admin-fp --vhost-name=<domain> --user-name=<user> --port=<443|80> --new-name=<new_admin> [--old-name=<old_admin>]
The noncrypted admin password is transferred in the environment variable PSA_PASSWORD
--change-password-fp --vhost-name=<domain> --user-name=<user> --port=<443|80> --admin-name=<admin>
The noncrypted admin password is transferred in the environment variable PSA_PASSWORD
-w, --without-restart
without restart apache & tomcat. Can used with another options
-p, --start
start webserver
-o, --stop
stop webserver
-s, --status
webserver status
-r, --restart
restart webserver
-t, --restart-tomcat
with restart tomcat
-v, --no-daemon
non-daemon mode without delay on restart apache
-h, --help
display this help and exit