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gregnvision

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Hi all

is there a way to disable IP mapping during a migration ?

i would like to keep all my dns entries as they are :

my plesk server is behind a firewall which nat the publique ip address to the private ip address,

i would like to migrate my server to another behind the same firewall and then redirect the publique ip address to the new server.

is that possible ?

Greg
 
Hello!
Unfortunately, there is no standard way to do this.

Bu may be next scenario help to you.

Run manual migration.
Manually transform dump and map (replace) ip addresses you want, except for dns settings.
Restore tranformed dump.
As i undestand, it should be restored with dns settings from dump.

Thanks.
 
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