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10/8/2020 5:55 AM
 
Hi Aderson
What's the easiest way to copy a DNN site from one server to another? Keeping in mind that I'll have some 3rd party modules installed. In some cases I want to do this to archive sites, in others I want to use the site as a "template" so to speak for a new site with the same look and functionality. FYI, I use EasyDNN templates if that helps. Thanks

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10/8/2020 2:18 PM
 

Hi Chris,

Assuming you have bought the 3rd part modules with the rights to use on as many DNN install as you want:

1 - Copy the site files and backup the database;

2 - Restore them both on the new location - I will assume you know that you have to commission a new site by using something like IIS or if you use a control panel like plesk, you do it there;

3 - Change the PortalAlias table, the URL field to point to the new domain;

4 - Adjust the db access in the web.config file;

That should get you going.

Best regards,

Aderson

 
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