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Migrate server
Migrate server
Hi. I have vps1 (IP1) and vps2 (IP2)
If i backup vesta in vps1 and i try to restore it in vps2, should i do something special because they have different IP?
(in vps1 i have 50 websites with DNS with IP1)
If i backup vesta in vps1 and i try to restore it in vps2, should i do something special because they have different IP?
(in vps1 i have 50 websites with DNS with IP1)
Re: Migrate server
I haven't tried this, but I think the accepted way to migrate is to set up Vesta on the second server in an identical configuration. Then you backup a user on the first server, copy the backup over to the new server, and then restore it on the new server.
For example:
v-backup-user admin
copy /backup/admin.2018-10-31_05-10-04.tar to new vesta install. Put it in the /backup folder. Then ...
v-restore-user admin admin.2018-10-31_05-10-04.tar
If you do it that way, you don't have to worry about the IP address.
For example:
v-backup-user admin
copy /backup/admin.2018-10-31_05-10-04.tar to new vesta install. Put it in the /backup folder. Then ...
v-restore-user admin admin.2018-10-31_05-10-04.tar
If you do it that way, you don't have to worry about the IP address.
Re: Migrate server
Hi Jose, I would like to know how you did, if you had any problem, or as said plutocrat did not have any problem with the IP
Greetings
Greetings
Re: Migrate server
You will have problems with the ip if its not the same. 100% sure
The DNS have the old IP.
The DNS have the old IP.
Re: Migrate server
Oh well yes, if you're using the VestaCP for DNS, then you'll have to also change the nameservers to the new server IP.
If you're using external DNS, then you'll have to also update the A, CNAME and MX records appropriately.
I thought the original question was more about changing the IP address of a VestaCP server, which is a bit fiddly, but possible.
If you're using external DNS, then you'll have to also update the A, CNAME and MX records appropriately.
I thought the original question was more about changing the IP address of a VestaCP server, which is a bit fiddly, but possible.