Plesk Migration Manager 1.12.2 for Windows Release Notes
Contents
- Introduction
- Installation Instructions
- Before Installation
- Software Requirements
- Installation Steps
- What's New
- Known Problems and Limitations
- Contact Information
1. Introduction
Thank you for downloading this release of Plesk Migration Manager (PMM)
for Plesk for Windows. This file contains information that supplements the PMM documentation such as
software requirements, information on new features, corrected bugs, known
problems, etc. This file was updated with the latest information available at release time.
2. Installation Instructions
Refer to the product installation instructions and the product user manual.
Refer to the Parallels web site at http://www.parallels.com for more information.
2.1. Before Installation
The computer to which you want to migrate your data is referred to as
"Plesk server", and the computer which has the data you want to migrate as
"source server".
Install Plesk for Windows on the Plesk server, if you have not installed it yet.
If an older version of Plesk Migration Manager is installed on your Plesk server
and/or source server, uninstall it (in both locations, if applicable).
We strongly recommend that you create a full system backup of the entire servers
before you start the migration process. Also, you may want to back up your
existing Plesk installation using the Plesk Backup utility.
There are two setup programs that you need to run to install programs for
carrying out the migration (example for Plesk 8.2): pmm82_buildXXXXXX.XX.msi
and pmm_agent_buildXXXXXX.XX.msi. Install pmm82_buildXXXXXX.XX.msi on Plesk server and pmm_agent_buildXXXXXX.XX.msi on source host.
Important: When performing migration from Unix/Linux servers, you need to
install only pmm82_buildXXXXXX.XX on the Plesk server.
2.2. Software Requirements
Before starting the migration, the following requirements should be met:
- Plesk for Windows configured with at least one IP address
- Installed Plesk license key with limits (on clients, domains etc) sufficient
for adding all migrated objects to Plesk
- Enough free disk space for storing the migration dump
If you plan to use Microsoft SQL Server support in Plesk for
Windows or if Microsoft SQL Server databases are used on the source server and
should be migrated to Plesk server, Microsoft SQL Server should be installed on
the Plesk server and configured to use standard or mixed security mode.
IMPORTANT:
- Make sure that versions of Migration Agent (pmm_agent_buildXXXXXX.XX.msi)
and Migration Manager (pmmxx_buildXXXXXX.XX.msi) are the same (i.e. the part
"XXXXXX.XX" is the same in the names of both files).
- You should have permission to open required TCP/IP ports in firewall.
- You should have access to servers where user databases are installed.
- Plesk Migration Manager 1.12.2 works only with Plesk 8.2 for Windows.
- All information about migration process is logged to the migration log
file. The Plesk Migration Manager Administrator's Guide contains
detailed information on the file contents.
2.3. Installation Steps
- Log in to Plesk server as "Administrator" or another user
with Administrator's privileges.
- Change your working directory to the directory where PMM for
Plesk 8.2 for Windows distribution resides.
- Run the installer.
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
- Migration Manager icon appears on the 'Server' page of the Plesk Control Panel. Note that when installed,
it is available only to Plesk Administrator.
3. What's New
3.1 Plesk Migration Manager 1.12.2 build 080512.13 for Windows
-
[+] Migration agents updates for Plesk 8.2 - PMM for Plesk 8.2 for Windows now includes the following updated migration agents:
- Remote migration agent for Helm 4
- Remote migration agent for Ensim Pro for Linux
- Remote migration agent for cPanel 11
- FTP content Migration
4. Known Problems and Limitations
- You should use Migration Manager and Migration Agent with the same
build number.
Note: This is not necessary when performing migration from Unix/Linux servers.
- You should have access with Administrator's privileges to source host.
- You should have Plesk license key with limits sufficient for migrating
all the necessary data from the source host.
- During the migration process, some logins and passwords can be automatically
changed. Information about such changes is contained in the
AdminMigration.log file. For details on working with the migration log,
refer to the Plesk Migration Manager Administrator's Guide .
- User databases are successfully migrated only if they are located
on the source server, not on another remote server.
If source hosting platform uses remote DBMS'es for storing user
databases, you can do the following before the migration: Perform manual
databases dump on that remote servers, and then restore the dump on the
DBMS installed on the source server, providing that the source
hosting panel is configured to use this local DBMS. Alternatively, you can
restore the database dump right to the DBMS that is used by Plesk
and installed on the Plesk server. Refer to the
Plesk Migration Manager Administrator's Guide for additional information.
- You should have enough free disk space for storing the dump of
migration objects configuration, domains, and databases content.
5. Contact Information
Parallels Headquarters
13755 Sunrise Valley Drive Suite 600
Herndon, VA 20171 USA
Phone: +1.703.815.5670, Fax: +1.703.815.5675
Web: http://www.parallels.com
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