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  • IllusionCloud Wiki
  • General
    • FAQ Key Insights and Answers
  • VPS/VDS
    • Choosing Between VPS and VDS: Key Differences and Use Cases
    • How to Set Up a Basic VPS with IllusionCloud
    • Troubleshooting Common VPS Issues
  • Dedicated Server
    • Maximize the Potential of Your Dedicated Server
    • Setting Up RAID on Your Dedicated Server
    • Migrating Websites to a Dedicated Server
  • Webhosting
    • Benefits of NVMe SSDs and ZFS for Web Hosting
    • How to Add a Domain to Your Hosting Account
    • Enabling HTTPS for Your Website
  • VPN
    • Enhance Privacy with a Secure VPN
    • Setting Up a VPN on Your Device
    • Troubleshooting VPN connection
  • Cloud Storage
    • Efficient Data Backup Strategies
    • How to Upload Files to Your Cloud Storage
  • TXPanel FiveM
    • Optimize Your GTA V FiveM Server
  • Reselling
    • Starting Your Reselling Business
    • Setting Up a Reseller Account
  • Affiliate
    • Maximize Earnings with Affiliate Marketing
    • Tracking Your Affiliate Performance
    • Creating Content to Boost Referrals
  • Domain name
    • Tips for Choosing the Perfect Domain
    • Registering a Domain
    • Transferring a Domain to IllusionCloud
  • Anti-DDoS solutions
    • Protect Your Online Presence
  • Firewall Control Panel
    • Automate Your Security with Our Firewall Control Panel
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  1. Dedicated Server

Migrating Websites to a Dedicated Server

Follow these detailed steps to migrate your website effortlessly:

  1. Backup Your Website:

    • Use tools like tar or hosting control panels to create a compressed backup of your files and databases.

    • Store the backup in a secure location, such as cloud storage or a local drive.

  2. Transfer Files:

    • Use SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) or FTP tools like FileZilla to upload files to your dedicated server.

    • Ensure permissions and ownership of the files are set correctly using chown or chmod commands.

  3. Configure the Server:

    • Install necessary software (e.g., Apache, Nginx, MySQL) based on your website’s requirements.

    • Restore your database using tools like mysql or phpMyAdmin.

  4. Update DNS Settings:

    • Point your domain’s A record to the IP address of your new server.

    • Allow 24-48 hours for DNS propagation.

  5. Test Thoroughly:

    • Access the website via its domain and IP address to ensure functionality.

    • Debug any issues by checking server logs and configuration files.

Pro Tip: Use staging environments to test before making the new server live.

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