Ektron CMS400.NET Setup Manual

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Basic Deployment Moving Content from Staging to Production Server This scheme provides the most rudimentary methods for transferring data from a staging to a production server. To move the database, back it up on the staging server and restore it on the production server. To move the non-database files (library assets, .dlls, etc.), use FTP to transfer from the staging to the production server. SQL Replication and CMS Load Balancing To move the database, use database replication techniques to copy changes from staging to production server. Doing this via Microsoft Application center is explained in ”Deploying with MS Application Center” on page 156. To move non-database files from staging to production server, enable load balancing support in the CMS. When used properly, load balancing is an extremely efficient and time-saving tool for your Ektron CMS300 site. Instead of uploading an image or file on each Web server that makes up your Web site, you only need to upload once. The load balancing feature replicates the image or file in each directory specified by Ektron CMS300. For more information, see the “Load Balancing” chapter of the Ektron CMS400.NET Administrator Manual. Deploying with MS Application Center Application Center 2000 is Microsoft's deployment and management tool for high-availability Web applications built on the Microsoft Windows® 2000 and Windows Server 2003 operating systems. Application Center 2000 makes managing groups of servers as simple as managing a single computer. It was designed to replicate content from one server to many. You can move Ektron CMS files, templates, assets (uploaded images & files), DLLs, registry entries, and even DSNs from one server to another using Microsoft's Application Center. Use SQL Server to move the database content. This strategy lets you move a staging version to a production server with a click of a button. Application Center 2000 divides Web site content and code into applications that can be updated independently. These Ektron CMS400.NET Setup Manual, Version 5.0, Revision 9 153
Moving Content from Staging to Production Server applications can consist of any combination of HTML and ASP files, COM+ components, .NET components, Windows registry settings, and Internet Information Services (IIS) settings. Each server in the cluster hosts a copy of the application, which Application Center keeps synchronized. Microsoft Application Center 2000 is deployed on each server in a cluster. In a typical development environment, Application Center is also deployed to a staging server that is not a member of the cluster. This staging server acts as the drop-off point for Web content and application developers. With Application Center, you can move content and configuration settings from the staging server to the cluster with an easy, point-and-click interface. Application Center can deploy content to foreign clusters, so that network administrators can easily move content and applications from a staging server to a production cluster of multiple servers. The staging server does not need to be a member of the production cluster. For more information, see ”Deploying with MS Application Center” on page 156. Disabling Authoring on the Production Server Follow these steps to disable authoring on the production server. Ektron CMS400.NET Setup Manual, Version 5.0, Revision 9 154
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EKTRON, INC. SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREE
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Table of Contents System Requiremen
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Component Requirements Client Requi
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Preparing for Windows XP SP2 Prepar
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Upgrading Ektron CMS400.NET Upgradi
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3. The Setup Type screen appears. C
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2. The Ektron CMS400.NET Database U
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Backing Up a Microsoft SQL Database
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Step Setup Screen Adding a Document
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File Permissions Installing Ektron
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WARNING! Installing Ektron CMS400.N
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Step 3: Set Security on New Folders
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