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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/web-site-by-wordpress-backup-and-restore.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXbC6Oa_0RIendofvid [starttext]

WordPress Video Tutorials Descriptions:


Learn how to backup and restore your WordPress website. In this video I use FileZilla, phpMyAdmin, and my HostGator cPanel to back up a sub domain and restore that website to a completely different sub domain. It is important to backup and restore your website. YOu want to back it up incase it ever crashes. You need to restore it to test your backups. WordPress is a open source content management system (CMS) and popular blogging software. It typically requires Apache, MySQL, and PHP. I can run on other platforms as well such as IIS (Internet Information Services) and Microsoft SQL. It's a great way to create a websites for people that don't know how to create websites.

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Web site by Wordpress: Backup and Restore

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/web-site-by-wordpress-backup-using.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZYw6MoP0akendofvid [starttext]

WordPress Video Tutorials Descriptions:


Wordpress's import and export tools enable you to backup and restore your wordpress web site. It saves the posts and pages as a XML document. It does not back up media such as images or video, but if those things are still on the internet, it will download them and put them on the internet. It is good for moving things, but I'm not certain that I would use it to back things up. WordPress is a open source content management system (CMS) and popular blogging software. It typically requires Apache, MySQL, and PHP. I can run on other platforms as well such as IIS (Internet Information Services) and Microsoft SQL. It's a great way to create a websites for people that don't know how to create websites. Providing training Videos since last Tuesday http://www.technoblogical.com Thanks for Watching!

Credits: technoblogical
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web site by WordPress: Backup using Import / Export