Dotnetnuke manual upgrade

DNN Backup (3rd-party module by Evotiva) Step 4 - Apply Upgrade Package. Extract the desired "Upgrade" ZIP package to the root of the website. (If the "Upgrade" ZIP file was already extracted to a temporary location, then simply copy the extracted files to the root of the website.) If prompted, chose the option to overwrite/merge any files/folders.  · Click the Web Applications tab, select the DotNetNuke Community Edition check box, and click Install. Select the DotNetNuke Community Edition check box, and click I Accept. Select Mixed Mode Authentication, enter a password, and click Continue. Once the preinstallation steps complete, the site information window appears. Administrators. Hello, Administrator! This section encompasses documentation for both Admins and Super-Users (sometimes referred to as hosts). Administrators will handle tasks such as installing upgrading DNN, configuring permissions and security roles, updating site settings, installing and updgrading extensions, and much more.

Online User Manuals. API Builder Bulk Email Google Map Popup Module Quick File Manager Quick Form Responsive Gallery Responsive Slider Slideout Module Super Countdown Super Form Super Store Super Redirector Super Link Script Manager Super FAQ User Manager. To upgrade from cuDNN v7 to v8, refer to the Package Manager Installation section and follow the steps for your OS. To switch between v7 and v8 installations, issue sudo update-alternatives --config libcudnn and choose the appropriate cuDNN version. Connect to the DNN listener or one of the replicas by using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). Expand Always On Availability Group in Object Explorer. Right-click the availability group and choose Failover to open the Failover Wizard. Follow the prompts to choose a failover target and fail the availability group over to a secondary replica.

The manual method of upgrading will work for any version of DotNetNuke. If your version of DotNetNuke is above v then you can use the auto merge upgrade method which we have covered in a separate tutorial. The auto merge method is much quicker for upgrading as you no longer have to edit the www.doorway.ru file. Copy the contents of the extracted DNN INSTALL package to the c:\inetpub\wwwroot\dotnetnuke\ folder Go to the properties of the c:\inetpub\wwwroot\dotnetnuke\ folder, click on the Security tab, be sure to add the permissions for the appropriate user (WinXP uses the local ASPNET account, Win/Vista//7 use the local Network Service account). In general, upgrading DotNetNuke is a straightforward process. It is accomplished simply by copying the files for a new version over the top of an existing version and allowing the application to guide you through the upgrade.