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Moving website to new server with the same name servers

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  • cPanelMichael
    (I need this function, because my old server is running on old PHP version, so I need to see if there is any errors after moving)

    Hello :) Have you considered simply updating the "hosts" file on your own computer so the domain name resolves to the new IP address? This article may help:
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  • wowhatever
    Ohhh... I forgot that I can do that :) Thank you But there is one question, how I need to redirect domain, that have the same name servers, without deleting website's account in old server. So basically I want to leave website in old server, but when people opens randomdomain.com it should go to new server. I did similar thing earlier, but it was with different name servers, so that was easy. Sorry for stupid questions.
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  • cPanelMichael
    So basically I want to leave website in old server, but when people opens randomdomain.com it should go to new server. I did similar thing earlier, but it was with different name servers, so that was easy.

    Could you elaborate on the current status of the name servers? For instance, are you using a DNS cluster? Thank you.
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  • wowhatever
    Okay, now domain's name server is ns1.memset.com ns2.memset.com and ns3. No, I'm not using DNS cluster. I just terminated account from old server and now when I go to randomdomain.com (from different computer) I get cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi (Which says Apache is working on your cPanel and WHM Server) And browser plugin shows old server's IP address :)
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  • cPanelMichael
    You will need to update the name servers for the domain name if you want it to resolve to the destination server. You must use name servers with IP addresses associated with the destination server if you are not using a cluster. Thank you.
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