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Planetfashiontv.com is one of the top news portals in its genre. This website ranks well in search engines and attracts readers who are interested in: Values design and loves the good life, Very active socially, Fashion News, New Independent designers, Fashion Show Reviews, Highly aware of brands, How to Break into Fashion, Trends, Accessories, and Makeup. If you target an audience interested in any of the above or related topics, a sponsorship campaign may work well for you.

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1. Adjust the DNS settings for example.com. Make sure you have address records (type A or CNAME)  for both example.com and www.example.com, with the same IP address. This is not hard to do at all with both Windows and Linux DNS servers.

2. If you are using virtual hosting (VPS) WHM to provide many websites on a single IP address, you will also need to tell your web server about the alternative name for the site. In your Cpanel/WHM goto Edit DNS Zone under DNS Functions.  Add CNAME record www,  click save,  and bamm! Your website will now appear when you type  www.example.com.

You got a new server with cPanel/WHM installed on it. You want to use your own Domain Name Servers from this server. As these settings are not setup by default you will need to do some work to setup your name servers. Just follow these easy to use steps to setup your own name servers:

1.  Logon to WHM on your new server. In WHM – look for the option to to add name servers. Now go ahead and input something similar like this:

NS1.yourdomain.com and NS2.yourdomain.com 2.  Assign the IP addresses for your new name servers. Each name server must have its own IP address. A preferred option would be to have 2 different IP addresses from different subnets. Some domain registries will require this for failover purposes (assuming that there are 2 different DNS servers in different locations).

3.  Once the name servers have been setup and IP addresses have been assigned you want them to be added to the DNS zone of your domain. This step is needed to have the actual name servers available for Internet usage. cPanel offers a very easy way to do this. Just click on the available button to add the entry/entries to the DNS zone file. You can double check this step by looking into the DNS zone file for your domain in WHM.

4. You are not done yet. If you have never used your own DNS servers before you will have to register your name servers at your domain registrar. In most cases an option to add DNS servers will be available in the domain control panel at your registrar. Once you have registered the domain name servers at your registrar it will take anywhere from 6 – 36 hours before they are available on the Internet.

The first thing you want to do is backup all files within your Joomla! installation. Create a folder on your local system, and download all files to that folder using your ftp client application. I used FileZilla as my ftp client application to download all of my files to a folder on my desktop I named “howtojoomla”.

Step 2: Export your database

Note: For this step, it really helps if you have phpMyAdmin installed on your server. Most hosting companies have phpMyAdmin already installed. If you are unsure, ask your hosting provider.

The second thing you need to do is export your Joomla! database. The best thing to do is to export it into an SQL file, which makes importing it easier in a later step. An SQL file will contain all of the necessary SQL commands for creating your database tables and filling them with your data. Be sure you export the entire database.

Step 3: Modify configuration.php

This step is very important. Go to the folder on your local system to which you downloaded all of your Joomla! files. In the first level folder, you will find the file named “configuration.php”. Open this file with a text editor and make the necessary changes. At the very least, you will probably need to change the following parameters:

• $mosConfig_absolute_path: This is the absolute server path to your new Joomla! installation. It will probably look something like “/path/to/joomla/installation”.
• $mosConfig_cachepath: This is the absolute server path to the cache for your Joomla! installation. It will probably look something like “/path/to/joomla/installation/cache”.
• $mosConfig_live_site: This is your website’s url. It will be something like “http://www.yoursite.com”.
• $mosConfig_host: This is the location of the server that hosts your MySQL database. For most instances, this value will be “localhost”. If you are unsure, ask your hosting provider.
• $mosConfig_db: This is the name of your MySQL database.
• $mosConfig_user: This is the database user name. Make sure this user has all privileges on your database.
• $mosConfig_password: This is the password for your MySQL database user.

Step 4: Upload all of your files to your new server

Using an ftp client application (like FileZilla), upload all of your files to the location on your new server where you want to install Joomla!.

Step 5: Import your database to your new MySQL server

Using phpMyAdmin (or console commands if you are an advanced database administrator) and the SQL file you generated in step 2, import your old database into your new database.

Step 6: Test your new installation

Your move should now be complete, but please don’t take my word for it. Test your site to make sure that everything is in it’s proper place and working the way you expect it to. For example, if you did not use relative url’s for your links on your old site, they will not work properly on your new site.

If you are uneasy or uncomfortable with this process, I strongly recommend that you hire a professional to do this for you.

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