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Use Plesk to manage multiple servers

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gregsieme

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This is my first time going through server colocation, and I've decided to go with Plesk.

I'm trying to set it up to control multiple servers, and I know Plesk Expand can do this for mail and DNS - what about anything else?

Our setup is:
1- Web/DNS server
1- Mail server
1 - Database server (MySQL)

Am I going to have to set up MySQL completely separate, and manage it separately as well? Or is there any way to tie them all in together.

If anyone knows of good tutorials online or has any suggestions, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks
 
Plesk even with Expand is not very suitable for services distribution. You can do this with a lot of work, but my advice is to stick with a standard setup if you do not really need such a special solution.
 
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