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amine97
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06 Oct 2008 1:01 PM  

Hi all,

I will be working on creating a website on my development server Windows 2003 and SQL Server 2000. Once I finalize my website, how do I transfer it to my production server which is also Windows 2003 and MSSQL Server 2000. I suppose I need to backup the SQL Database and restore it back in my production server and FTP dotnetnuke folder. If that is the case, how do I backup and restore SQL Database so I don't lose anything that I have been working on on my development server?

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07 Oct 2008 7:52 AM  
1. Add a portalalias for your new site's URL before you do anything.
2. Make a backup of your database file.
3. ZIP up your entire web directory.
4. Transfer the backup of the database file to your new database server and Restore it.
5. Make sure that you have to correct user, password, and privileges set in your new database
6. Transfer the ZIP file of your web directory to your new web server and unzip it into your new directory
7. Edit web.config to point to the new database server.
8. Make sure that the file privileges are correct for the web directory.
9. Create a new IIS website and point it at your web directory, and also configure it as needed. (If you haven't done this before, you'll need some help)
10. Make sure that DNS point your url to your new website.

Whoops ... try these tutorials, too ...



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10 Oct 2008 9:44 AM  
you may also find these tutorials interesting:



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amine97
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16 Oct 2008 8:19 PM  
Thank you jncraig and Lee for your help.

You are a big help. I will try the instructions and let you know.

Thanks again.
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