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5/14/2012 6:57 AM
 

Hi,

I have installed dotnetnuke on my localhost and started to develop a website named "MyWebSite".  I've added several web pages in this website (on localhost).I've read that with this installation I can develop many other websites. Assume that Ive developed other websites as well and then I want to publish the first one ("MyWebSite") on the internet. How should I publish it?  I read the other thread and the answer was "Make a backup of the installation (eg to a ZIP file). Set up a web site on the target server, restore the installation to the root of the new web site." But I don't understand what "the installation" mean? My dotnetnuke project is located in c:/intetpub/wwwroot and I access the website through http://localhost/dotnetnuke

Warm Regards

 
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5/14/2012 10:49 AM
 

A local install should be used for developing Modules, Providers, and Skins where you then create an install package of the Extension as zip file and upload to your production system.  Content should be included on the production environment.

For your Szenario you have first to add the domain name of the Site you want to have on your production system. Then following this instruction:

  1. Backup Your DNN folder with all subfolders and files to a zip file.
  2. Backup your DNN SQL Database using SQL Managemnt Studio
  3. Transfer both files to your Production Server
  4. Create an folder for your DNN instance on your production server
  5. Create a new Site e.g 'Domainname.com' and an Application pool on the IIS of your Production Server forwarding to the DNN Folder
  6. Set read permissions to your IUser (IUsers), and full permissions to your application pool user for your DNN Folder permissions
  7. Connect to your SQL Server on production system
  8. Create a new SQL user (best same name and password as on your develope environment) on your SQL Server.
  9. Restore the database from SQL Backup file using SQL Management Studio, be sure dbo login is your SQL user.
  10. Extract DNN Backup zip file to your DNN folder, be sure all permissions are inherit to all subfolders and files
  11. Open your website.
 
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5/15/2012 5:05 PM
 

At PowerDNN we have developed an in house support tool, the PowerDNN Control Suite, that accomplishes the above on the server side with just a few mouse clicks.  All you have to do is supply a zipped copy of your httpdocs folder and your SQL database backup file.  When you are ready to publish we would be happy to host your site.

 


Guy Finley
DNN Hosting Expert
PowerDNN

Tel: 877-743-8366 x1
Sales@powerdnn.com
We host more DotNetNuke websites than anyone else. Find out why.

 
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