Move domain between clients in Plesk

Moving domains from client to client in Plesk is pretty quick from the command line. Just replace DOMAIN with the domain name you want to move and CLIENTLOGIN with the client's username:

/usr/local/psa/bin/domain.sh --update DOMAIN -clogin CLIENTLOGIN

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  • Paladinz says:

    Hi, i'm a total newbie with this and trying to do that above, move domain id 14 (exoticerotics.co.uk) from the client id 2 (No-Low Proifit Sites) to client id 19 (exoticerotics) in Plesk 7.5.6 for MS Windows

    I've tried

    -> /usr/local/psa/bin/domain.sh --update exoticerotics.co.uk -clogin exoticerotics
    ->

    but nothing seems to happen, can someone point out what (probably obvious) mistake i am making?

    Thanks in advance

  • major says:

    @Paladinz - You may want to use c:\Program Files\Plesk\admin\bin\domain.exe. That's the location of the domain.sh equivalent on Unix. There's more documentation here:

    http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk7.5/Windows/Docs/plesk-7.5-win-advanced-features-manual/

  • Paladinz says:

    Thanks @major, got stuck with handling this and in at the deep end lol, so thanks for the pointer.

    Slight problem is that path doesn't exist on the box, any suggestions?

  • major says:

    @Paladinz - Are you able to find anything Plesk related in C:\ or C:\Program Files? The folder might be called "SWSoft" or "Plesk" for 7.5.6 on Windows.

  • Paladinz says:

    Thanks again @major, it is under SWSoft.

    Now all i have to do is sort out the new ip address pools so that it will actually perform the update.

    Thanks for all the help.

  • Hernan says:

    Hi, I need to move my entire server to a new provider with a new IP address, can I use ?:
    domain.sh --update example.com -ip 192.0.2.33

    All I want is just change the IP address. (Plesk 7.5)

    Thanks very much in advance.

    Hernan
    (from Argentina)

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