Step By Step Guide To Install DotNetNuke in Shared Server
Step 1 Create domain and database in helm
If you have not created a domian in helm. please access How To Create A Domain In Helm Cluster? to create one.
Notes:
1) If you have registered the domain in other company. You should change your name server to ns3,ns4.databasemart.com.
2) If you do not want to change the name server, You can change the domain to resolve to our shared IP.
Step2 Create a database and database user for your DNN site
If you have noy created a databsae and database user for your DNN site. please access How To Create A Database In Helm Cluster? to create one.
Step 3 Set write permission for your dnn site
Please open a support ticket to [email protected] for write permission with your domain name. We will grant write permission and reply to you.
Step 4 Create a Temp URL for Domain in Helm(Option)
If your domain have not resolved our shared server IP, You can create a temp url for test.
please access How To Create A Temp URL In Helm Cluster? to create one.
Step 5 Download DNN install files from CodePlex
Access http://www.codeplex.com/dotnetnuke to download the latest DNN version
Step 6 Change database connection string and upload web files
Edit the web.config file for correct database connection
Step 7 Change the host file (Option)
If your domain has not resolved to the shared server, You should do
1) Go to your local computer
2) Go to C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc
3) Open host file using Notepad
4) Add a line "server ip" "WWW.DomainName.COM"
5) Save host file
Step 8 Install DNN
1) Now open http://www.domainName.com/ in IE
2) The install screen should show up
3) Choose "Automatic" and click "next"
4) http://www.domainname.com/ can work now
Step 9 Create a Alias Portal for DNN (Option)
1) Login to new DNN site with host account2) Go to Host > Portals
3) Go down to the bottom of the page
4) Add a new portal aliase (Click the Edit Portal icon that on the left of portal name)
5) Click "Add New HTTP Alias"
6) DomainName-COM.iis1002.shared-servers.com (This URL is created by Helm Note: No Http:// header)
7) Then you can access it using the temp URL and Other people can access too