[BlueOnyx:26628] Re: EasyMigrate VSITE, retain IP address
Michael Stauber
mstauber at blueonyx.it
Sat Dec 2 14:38:16 -05 2023
Hi Chris,
> Hmmm. Alright, if I understand correctly, you're suggesting that
> EasyBackup could be used instead of EasyMigrate? That's an idea I had
> not considered.
Yeah, as far as the CLI usage is concerned you can use Easy-Backup for
migrations similar in the way you once used CMU.
Do an export of everything:
/usr/sausalito/sbin/easy-backup --backup --vsite all --admins
Fetch the export from /home/easy-backup and transfer it to the target
server.
Import it on the target server:
/usr/sausalito/sbin/easy-backup --restore --vsite all
That will keep the IPs. You can import onto different IPs, import just
selected Vsites, or just the DNS or SQL and so on. The available options
are visible via /usr/sausalito/sbin/easy-backup --help and on this page
near the bottom: https://www.blueonyx.it/easy-backup
> FWIW, I'm usually operating within Aventurin{e} containers with BlueOnyx
> these days. Of course that means that the IP addresses / aliases cannot
> be set directly within BlueOnyx but would have to be done at the
> upstream node. So for my (selfish) purposes, since the new server
> cannot bind an IP address, no harm no foul.
That might actually work. Be sure to go to the GUI of the target
BlueOnyx and under "System Settings" / "IP Address Allocation" be sure
to untick the "enabled" checkbox so that the GUI on the CT is allowed to
create interfaces using different IPs than the ones granted to it. Those
interfaces won't work, but it may allow you to import nonetheless.
> Another option could be to set temporary "main" IPs on the source
> server, I suppose.
Or that, yes.
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With best regards
Michael Stauber
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