[BlueOnyx:23924] Re: Easy Migrate - vsites on different IP's

[f.kaegi at fairtalk.com]

Hi Richard

I’m aware of this command, however I do not want to assign all Vsites to the same IP address. 

I want to maintain the IP assignment I have now on a 5208R server, where a group of Vsites is assigned to one IP address, another group of other Vsites to another IP address, etc.. In total 6 groups of Vsites are assigned to 6 different IP address (a total of 200 Vsites to 6 IP addresses). 

Is there a way to automate this? 

If I need to do it manually, would a single command work for example for 100 Vsites (--vsites www.site1.com,www.site2.com,.....,www.site99.com,www.site100.com)? Or what is the maximum number of characters permitted in a command line? 

Best regards
Felix



 

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Subject: [BlueOnyx:23923] Re: Easy Migrate - vsites on different IP's

 

Migrate all vsites

If you want to migrate ALL Vsites simply use --vsites all instead:

~]# /usr/sausalito/sbin/easy-migrate.pl --source <IP-of-Source-Server> -p 22 --ip <new-ip-of-vsite> --vsites all

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