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ThorstenD
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Dear Community,
I'm currently running Plesk for Windows 10.4.4 on a Windows 2008 SP2 server.
Since my server gets into hardware problems i will have to replace my server by a new one in a few days.
On my current server my Plesk for Windows installation was updated several times (in the meantime 7 version upgrades).
Now I'm asking me about the best way to reinstall Plesk for Windows on my new machine and on how to getting back all my clients/domains/settings/mysql db's etc.
In the past I always used the Plesk Backup tool which was included in some earlier Plesk installations and available through the Plesk Programs in Windows.
But if i change my hardware i would also use the opportunity to change my operating system from Windows Server 2008 to R2.
What would be the best method to perform my hardware and OS change in order to still have all my Plesks data back?
Of course i will take an image of the whole system anyway and if anything else would go bad i could use an universal restored method to restore the images on other hardware.. but this way i will not have a clean new installation (with W2K8 R2) at the end.
Is there a way for a comfortable restore of all the plesk related data (including the DB's, web-contents, users, clients, domains, dns etc...) after a fresh operating system installation?
And would W2K8 R2 (with SP1) be the right choice for Plesk? Or should i further use W2K8 without R2?
My main questions therefore are:
- How to backup and restore afterwards onto a new system (hardware and OS changed) the whole Plesk content?
- Will Plesk 10.x (current 10.4.4) running fine with W2K8 R2 SP1?
I'm looking forward for your input/best practises...
Thanks and regards,
Thorsten
I'm currently running Plesk for Windows 10.4.4 on a Windows 2008 SP2 server.
Since my server gets into hardware problems i will have to replace my server by a new one in a few days.
On my current server my Plesk for Windows installation was updated several times (in the meantime 7 version upgrades).
Now I'm asking me about the best way to reinstall Plesk for Windows on my new machine and on how to getting back all my clients/domains/settings/mysql db's etc.
In the past I always used the Plesk Backup tool which was included in some earlier Plesk installations and available through the Plesk Programs in Windows.
But if i change my hardware i would also use the opportunity to change my operating system from Windows Server 2008 to R2.
What would be the best method to perform my hardware and OS change in order to still have all my Plesks data back?
Of course i will take an image of the whole system anyway and if anything else would go bad i could use an universal restored method to restore the images on other hardware.. but this way i will not have a clean new installation (with W2K8 R2) at the end.
Is there a way for a comfortable restore of all the plesk related data (including the DB's, web-contents, users, clients, domains, dns etc...) after a fresh operating system installation?
And would W2K8 R2 (with SP1) be the right choice for Plesk? Or should i further use W2K8 without R2?
My main questions therefore are:
- How to backup and restore afterwards onto a new system (hardware and OS changed) the whole Plesk content?
- Will Plesk 10.x (current 10.4.4) running fine with W2K8 R2 SP1?
I'm looking forward for your input/best practises...
Thanks and regards,
Thorsten