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Couple of really noob question

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Marco B.

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Hi,
I'm approaching a Parallels Plesk 8.2.2 server, I need to migrate it to a 9.2.3 one. I'm just a little confused on the "migration" term - does it means that the old server data will be just copied or it will be entirely moved? The old server is still in production, so I can't take this risk. I've read most of the documentation available for the new PMM, this is not clear at all, and I don't have time to put on a lab test to find out myself.
The second question is about the kind of migrated data. According on what's written in http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PPP9/Doc/en-US/plesk-9.2-migration-guide/ the PMM won't move "server wide settings", can anyone explain me which setting is NOT migrated with PMM?
Thanks,

Marco
 
Marco B,

You shouldn't worry about migrated data - it is just copy process but not moving.
Regarding your second question I can just say that it mean that only domain or client related settings will be migrated but 'server wide settings' like admin's email, etc. will not.
 
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