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How to close a website while you are working on it
Last Post 2010-03-15 12:33 AM by mcmanta. 2 Replies.
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2010-03-14 02:14 AM  
Hello All

I would like to know if there is an easy way to close my DNN website while I'm working on it. I have people visiting the site and calling me to comment and the site isn't completed.

Thanks
Tom
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2010-03-14 05:26 PM  
One way would be to assign two URLs -- a public URL and a private URL. Some hosting services provide a private URL. You can remove the public URL to make the site invisible.

If you have access to a second site, you could put an "Under Maintenance" page there and redirect your normal URL to that site.

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2010-03-15 12:33 AM  
Hey Joe

Thanks for the quick reply I will give that a try.

best regards
Tom
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