The document discusses migrating a WordPress site from WordPress.com to a self-hosted site. It explains that self-hosting provides more control and customization over plugins, themes, and SEO. The migration process involves registering a domain name, getting web hosting, exporting the WordPress site from WordPress.com as an XML file, importing it into the new self-hosted WordPress installation, and updating DNS records. Presenters Dana Nelson and Andrew Epperson then provide their social media contact details.
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1. Dana Nelson Social Media Consultant @DanaMNelson Twitter: @DanaMNelson Facebook.com/DanaMNelson LinkedIn.com/in/danamnelson Andrew Epperson Senior Web Specialist Lieberman Technologies Twitter: @eppand Facebook.com/eppand LinkedIn.com/in/eppand Presenters
8. Support WordPress PHP MySQL Ease of Installation Ease of Management Web Control Panel cPanel Plesk Hosting Considerations
9. Servers that host websites use IP addresses to identify themselves to the Internet IPv4 208.77.188.166 IPv6 2001:db8:1f70::999:de8:7648:6e8 IP AddressIP = Internet Protocol
12. a hierarchical naming system built on a distributed database for computers, services, or any resource connected to the Internet or a private network Definition
14. a phone book for the Internet that translates human-friendly computer hostnames into IP addresses Definition(in english)
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16. Typically Registrar or Host Stores DNS records for a domain A Record CNAME MX DNS Server
17. Used to map hostnames to IP address of the host A Record
18. Canonical name record Alias of one name to another Example: www is typically a CNAME records that points to IP of host CNAME Records
19. mail exchange record Maps a domain name to a list of message transfer agents (mail servers) for that domain Google Apps for Domain Example: MX Record
21. Get web hosting and have your WordPress.org blog/site up and running before you start to transfer anything. Step 1
22. Login to the old blog Go to Tools -> Export Download the XML (WXR) file to your computer. Be sure to choose All Content option Step 2
23. Login to the new blog Go to Tools -> Import Choose WordPress Importer Install plugin if needed Click choose file button and select the XML you downloaded to your computer in Step 2 Click Upload and Import Choose the Download & import file attachments options to move media files Videos updated to WordPress.com will not be moved by this process. Step 3
24. Andrew Epperson Twitter: @eppand Facebook.com/eppand LinkedIn.com/in/eppand Dana Nelson Twitter: @DanaMNelson Facebook.com/DanaMNelson LinkedIn.com/in/danamnelson www.smcevansville.org Twitter: @smcevv Facebook.com/smcevansville