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  #1 Kilgore Clarke on 11 Dec 13

   

  It's suggested you start the procedure at least a few days ahead of the time runs out on the account with your present host. This will keep your site from experiencing any down-time involving the movements.
  
  The first thing to do, after you have explored and found a fresh web hosts, is produce a copy of your website. Produce a new directory anywhere on your desktop. Using your favorite FTP program, such as for instance WS_FTP or Cute FTP (these and other FTP programs can be acquired at download.com), get each of the files and folders on your site to the new folder you just made on your computer while maintaining the same folder and file structure (this is critical when uploading your files and folders onto your new host's server later). Make a note of any specific CHMOD permissions you have established on any file or folder (try your FTP program's help files for information on examining a folder or file's CHMOD permissions). You will have to re-set the permissions after you publish your files and folders to your new web host's server.
  
  If you've any scripts or applications that you made a database for, create a copy of each database. When you have a database apart from My-sql, talk with your overall web host for guidelines on copying your database. If you do not have any sources. If your webhost provides phpMyAdmin, log in to your control panel and head to the database section. Look for a link to phpMyAdmin and click on it. If expected, log-in using the username and password you gave for your database. If you assigned an alternative username and password for each database, you will need to repeat this process for each database. After you log in, click on 'sources' and then click on the database you want to backup/export. Click 'Export' on top menu.
  
  If you're applying phpMyAdmin 2.4.0, highlight all the tables under 'View dump (schema) of database.' Be sure the 'Structure and information' radio button is selected. Check always 'Save as file' and choose either 'zipped' or 'gzipped.' Click 'Go' and save the document (it'd be-a good idea to create a new file in which to save all your sources).
  
  If you should be using phpMyAdmin 2.6.0-pl1, emphasize all the tables under 'Export.' Check the 'Structure' and 'Data' containers and select 'SQL' under the tables you highlighted. Examine 'Save yourself as file' and under 'Compression' choose often 'zipped' or 'gzipped.' Press 'Go' and save yourself the file. (It would be considered a good idea to make a new file in which to save your self all of your databases). If you don't have phpMyAdmin, you can copy your database using MySQLdump.
  
  Next, setup your listings.
  
  Sign in to your control panel, In case you have MySQL databases. Head to the database part and create databases. Also, determine usernames and passwords for the databases (in case you have a database other than My-sql, seek advice from your brand-new web host for guidelines on creating and publishing databases). Discover additional info about article173 [3dDinge] by visiting our majestic site. Now, discover the link to phpMyAdmin. If needed, log-in using the usernames and passwords you simply created. If you assigned a different user-name and password for each database, you will have to continue this procedure for each database. After logging in, press on 'sources' and pick a database by clicking on it. From the top menu, press 'SQL.'
  
  Go to the folder you saved your listings in and find the database that corresponds to the one you have open in phpMyAdmin. Open the file and copy and paste the database in the big text area in phpMyAdmin. Click 'Go' underneath the text area field. You can even utilize the browse button to find the file on your desktop and click 'Go' below the browse industry. If you don't see any mistakes, with whichever method you chose, you've just efficiently imported the database. In case you have a lot more than one database, return back and continue this process for each one, beginning with logging in with your database username and password. If you don't have phpMyAdmin, you can use this method to make your databases.
  
  If any data has changed, you may need to change some files before importing them in the next step, by changing MySQL database name, username and password options with-in the files. If you don't remember which files contain MySQL options, check always the installation directions for each script/program.
  
  Next, upload the files from the folder in which you saved your website content onto the newest website host's server, maintaining the same folder and file structure, using your FTP program. The only difference in construction might be the site of the cgi-bin. Some internet hosts have your cgi-bin inside the web or public_html index and some have it placed outside. If you'd any programs or programs on your own site, you might need to revise some files by changing pathways within them. Unless you remember which files contain routes that may need to be changed, check the installation guidelines for every script/program. Also, change any file or folder permissions as-needed (look in your FTP program's support files for information on adjusting a folder or file's CHMOD permissions).
  
  The last step is to place your domain name to your new internet host's name servers. These details probably came in an mail from your own new hosting company immediately after you registered with them. Or even, send them a message asking them what the name servers are for the website. Once you have these details, head to the internet site where you have your domain name registered. Sign in back and established the name servers for your website. Please be aware that improvements to name servers may take up to a few times to take effect. If you still have a couple of days left on your own old account, your website should not experience any downtime. After the name servers change has had effect, end the account with your old host (this is so that you do not get charged for another term). That is it. For a different interpretation, consider taking a look at: partner sites. You've successfully switched web hosts.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">It's suggested you start the procedure at least a few days ahead of the time runs out on the account with your present host. This will keep your site from experiencing any down-time involving the movements. <br /> <br /> The first thing to do, after you have explored and found a fresh web hosts, is produce a copy of your website. Produce a new directory anywhere on your desktop. Using your favorite FTP program, such as for instance WS_FTP or Cute FTP (these and other FTP programs can be acquired at download.com), get each of the files and folders on your site to the new folder you just made on your computer while maintaining the same folder and file structure (this is critical when uploading your files and folders onto your new host's server later). Make a note of any specific CHMOD permissions you have established on any file or folder (try your FTP program's help files for information on examining a folder or file's CHMOD permissions). You will have to re-set the permissions after you publish your files and folders to your new web host's server. <br /> <br /> If you've any scripts or applications that you made a database for, create a copy of each database. When you have a database apart from My-sql, talk with your overall web host for guidelines on copying your database. If you do not have any sources. If your webhost provides phpMyAdmin, log in to your control panel and head to the database section. Look for a link to phpMyAdmin and click on it. If expected, log-in using the username and password you gave for your database. If you assigned an alternative username and password for each database, you will need to repeat this process for each database. After you log in, click on 'sources' and then click on the database you want to backup/export. Click 'Export' on top menu. <br /> <br /> If you're applying phpMyAdmin 2.4.0, highlight all the tables under 'View dump (schema) of database.' Be sure the 'Structure and information' radio button is selected. Check always 'Save as file' and choose either 'zipped' or 'gzipped.' Click 'Go' and save the document (it'd be-a good idea to create a new file in which to save all your sources). <br /> <br /> If you should be using phpMyAdmin 2.6.0-pl1, emphasize all the tables under 'Export.' Check the 'Structure' and 'Data' containers and select 'SQL' under the tables you highlighted. Examine 'Save yourself as file' and under 'Compression' choose often 'zipped' or 'gzipped.' Press 'Go' and save yourself the file. (It would be considered a good idea to make a new file in which to save your self all of your databases). If you don't have phpMyAdmin, you can copy your database using MySQLdump. <br /> <br /> Next, setup your listings. <br /> <br /> Sign in to your control panel, In case you have MySQL databases. Head to the database part and create databases. Also, determine usernames and passwords for the databases (in case you have a database other than My-sql, seek advice from your brand-new web host for guidelines on creating and publishing databases). Discover additional info about <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.3ddinge.de/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=article173">article173 [3dDinge]</a> by visiting our majestic site. Now, discover the link to phpMyAdmin. If needed, log-in using the usernames and passwords you simply created. If you assigned a different user-name and password for each database, you will have to continue this procedure for each database. After logging in, press on 'sources' and pick a database by clicking on it. From the top menu, press 'SQL.' <br /> <br /> Go to the folder you saved your listings in and find the database that corresponds to the one you have open in phpMyAdmin. Open the file and copy and paste the database in the big text area in phpMyAdmin. Click 'Go' underneath the text area field. You can even utilize the browse button to find the file on your desktop and click 'Go' below the browse industry. If you don't see any mistakes, with whichever method you chose, you've just efficiently imported the database. In case you have a lot more than one database, return back and continue this process for each one, beginning with logging in with your database username and password. If you don't have phpMyAdmin, you can use this method to make your databases. <br /> <br /> If any data has changed, you may need to change some files before importing them in the next step, by changing MySQL database name, username and password options with-in the files. If you don't remember which files contain MySQL options, check always the installation directions for each script/program. <br /> <br /> Next, upload the files from the folder in which you saved your website content onto the newest website host's server, maintaining the same folder and file structure, using your FTP program. The only difference in construction might be the site of the cgi-bin. Some internet hosts have your cgi-bin inside the web or public_html index and some have it placed outside. If you'd any programs or programs on your own site, you might need to revise some files by changing pathways within them. Unless you remember which files contain routes that may need to be changed, check the installation guidelines for every script/program. Also, change any file or folder permissions as-needed (look in your FTP program's support files for information on adjusting a folder or file's CHMOD permissions). <br /> <br /> The last step is to place your domain name to your new internet host's name servers. These details probably came in an mail from your own new hosting company immediately after you registered with them. Or even, send them a message asking them what the name servers are for the website. Once you have these details, head to the internet site where you have your domain name registered. Sign in back and established the name servers for your website. Please be aware that improvements to name servers may take up to a few times to take effect. If you still have a couple of days left on your own old account, your website should not experience any downtime. After the name servers change has had effect, end the account with your old host (this is so that you do not get charged for another term). That is it. For a different interpretation, consider taking a look at: <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.hummaa.com/user/tilewish8">partner sites</a>. You've successfully switched web hosts.</div>

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