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Re-IPing with Plesk

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hakkrdan

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Hi -

Anyone have any tips or tricks or procedures on how to completely re-IP a Plesk host?

I need to move networks here, and I want to have a pretty seamless transition.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
-dant
 
Hi, thanks for the reply -

I'm not pulling up a whole lot of things on this migration manager.

Is it a component of Plesk? Should I find it in my Plesk CP? Is it an add-on? Command-line utility? Do I have to buy it?

Thanks!
-dant
 
If all you need to do is change IP addresses, do the following from shell

#/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/reconfigurator.pl map_file

This will create a file named map_file. Edit it with the changes in IPs (there are helpful instructions in the map_file) and run the same command again to implement the changes.
 
Hello -

Very cool, thank you. I'll be having a look at this most definitely.

Thanks!
-dant
 
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