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Migrating clients I purchased to my Plesk server

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Hi.

I have purchased some Plesk clients that I need to move to my servers. There are both Linux and Windows clients involved.

What is the easiest way to do move the files, settings, databases, and email accounts?

David
 
Using Plesk Migration Manager if you have root access to the server they're currently using.
 
OK, that's what I thought. I am trying to get that access. However the host was using a reseller account so I have to get permission from the server's owner for this. We're hoping to work that out.

Thanks,

David
 
Without it the migration will be more difficult. If the host is using Plesk 7.5 you will be able to create a backup of each domain via Plesk interface, then restore on your server via shell. Or the current provider may be able to create a psadump of the full reseller account for you which you can restore.
 
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