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5/9/2006 4:35 AM
 

I have a DNN-instance for development on my local Server. The productive instance of DNN is located in a hosting center. How can I publish and backup functionalities, content and portals, if  content of the live-system may not be deleted or overwritten when I upgrade it.

 

Is there a proven model for such a staging environment? Can I find somewhere discussed solutions?

 

Thanks for any help…

 

Simon
 
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