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my Hoster made a clone of my vServer. My goal by cloaning the vServer is to host the same Website on a second Server on a subdomain (e.g. dev.domain.com), without having to install all modules, conjobs, configurations,... on a blank vServer.
After loggin in into plesk on the "new" vServer, all Domains and Subdomains are still there. The IP adress in plesk is the IP of the "old" vserver and even the Servername is the "old" one.
I am able to get ne new IP from the Server Settings but the old IP still remains, because there is Webspace that i can not delete pointing to this domain.
My question now is: Now can i configure Plesk on the "new" system, that all websites points to the new IP adress? Is there a 'reset' Button for plesk?
I found this documentation http://download1.parallels.com/Ples...e/plesk-unix-cli/index.htm?fileName=71035.htm.
Is this the right soloution?
Thank you
my Hoster made a clone of my vServer. My goal by cloaning the vServer is to host the same Website on a second Server on a subdomain (e.g. dev.domain.com), without having to install all modules, conjobs, configurations,... on a blank vServer.
After loggin in into plesk on the "new" vServer, all Domains and Subdomains are still there. The IP adress in plesk is the IP of the "old" vserver and even the Servername is the "old" one.
I am able to get ne new IP from the Server Settings but the old IP still remains, because there is Webspace that i can not delete pointing to this domain.
My question now is: Now can i configure Plesk on the "new" system, that all websites points to the new IP adress? Is there a 'reset' Button for plesk?
I found this documentation http://download1.parallels.com/Ples...e/plesk-unix-cli/index.htm?fileName=71035.htm.
Is this the right soloution?
Thank you
