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Question Possible to access 2nd hard drive on server?
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Hi
There is no feature in Plesk that allows to select different storage drives on a system. The question has been partially answered in the following thread:
talk.plesk.com
Also, if you have a volume group configured on the server you can add an additional device to an existing volume group using system tools in order to extend disk space
There is no feature in Plesk that allows to select different storage drives on a system. The question has been partially answered in the following thread:
How To Add Multiple Disks
Hi We're installing a server with HDD's and SSD's. The SSD's have been used for OS, Plesk and also for customer data. Now we would like to add the built-in HDDs. I will prepare the 2x2 TB disks (partitions, raid1, lvm) like I did with the SSD's. How can I mount the volume to Plesk? Where does...
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Usually you need to do it under the panel... directly on the system.
For example I have a server that has 2 Hard drives, The first one got the system and panel, the second one was clean, I formatted the second one and assign it to the mail folder.
Something like that involves knowledge in formatting drives, mounting them, editing /etc/fstab and copying the structure of the folders you are getting into the second drive.
For example I have a server that has 2 Hard drives, The first one got the system and panel, the second one was clean, I formatted the second one and assign it to the mail folder.
Something like that involves knowledge in formatting drives, mounting them, editing /etc/fstab and copying the structure of the folders you are getting into the second drive.
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