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IP-Address change?

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slampaq

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Hi everybody,

This Friday we will move our servers to a new network, this means that our ip-address will change. However we user a firewall (with NAT) which converts the external ip to the internal ip. Only the external ip changes, not the internal one. Do I need to change anything on my Plesk server to operate on the new server?

Thanks for any advice!

Regards,

Koen
 
Of course no.
You should configure only NAT. But you will need to configure DNS records on NS servers for all domains .
 
Also don't forget to open appropriate ports on firewall, in order you can manage Plesk remotely

John S.G.
 
Okay thanks! I just wanted to make sure that I didn't forget something.
 
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