Is there a command I can run on both servers to ensure the local vs remote mailbox setting has transferred correctly ? What about the PHP level of the accounts ? How does one check which domains subdomains SSL failed to install without reading the autossl report manually ? What else should I be checking server-side while clients check their own websites functioning ?
Hey there! Unless you saw errors with the transfer process, I would have expected everything to be moved properly.
You could compare the /etc/localdomains and /etc/remotedomains file on both systems to check the local/remote setting. I'm not completely sure what you mean by "PHP level" but you can examine WHM >> MultiPHP Manager to ensure the correct versions are applied to each account.
If an SSL fails to install, you will receive a notification as outlined by the settings you have chosen in WHM >> Contact Manager.
If a service fails, you'll also receive a notification to the server admin's email address.
Let me know if tht helps!
You could compare the /etc/localdomains and /etc/remotedomains file on both systems to check the local/remote setting. I'm not completely sure what you mean by "PHP level" but you can examine WHM >> MultiPHP Manager to ensure the correct versions are applied to each account.
If an SSL fails to install, you will receive a notification as outlined by the settings you have chosen in WHM >> Contact Manager.
If a service fails, you'll also receive a notification to the server admin's email address.
Let me know if tht helps!
" can examine WHM >> MultiPHP Manager to ensure the correct versions are applied to each account "
Is there any command to read config files or database where that info is stored rather than checking each individually on that page ?
Is there any command to read config files or database where that info is stored rather than checking each individually on that page ?
