Migration to Exabytes server completed
Started migrating my blog from Wordpress’ server to Exabytes on Friday, and today the process is completed with all the testing done.
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Hi Patrick,
regarding the above post, Im interested to know the package that you subscribe under Exabytes and which blog engine that you use? Plus how do you transfer all of them to your new webhost with a new blog engine?
Thanks
Chris
Hi Chris,
I was using Wordpress.org so when I signed up for Exabytes Windows 2008 hosting package (PHP runs best on Win2008) and installed Wordpress and Wordpress has a function to move blog from 1 site to another.