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Moving an Umbraco installation is fairly straightforward, however, moving Umbraco from one version of IIS to another, can throw up several problems.
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This article will give an overview of upgrading Umbraco version 4.x to version 4.5.2. You will need access to your Windows server and you may also need FTP access. You will also need knowledge of the Windows server and Umbraco.
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This article will require knowledge of the ASP.NET platform and knowledge of the Umbraco CMS. You will also need server access to your files so you can change permissions.
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301 redirects are setup on sites that exist as seperate websites but have the same content. For example, the domain http://mydomain.com could also be viewed at a webhosting address such as, http://wehosting.mydomain.com. Google would penalise you for this as the same content exists at two seperate locations on the web.
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This article shows you how to edit the configuration for TinyMCE in an Umbraco installation. If you are trying to add specific HTML attributes to elements, but find they are being stripped out, then follow this article to help resolve the issue.
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This article is for the windows CMS "Umbraco". If you are uploading files into the "Media" section in Umbraco, you can often find your file is too large and you will get a message such as "Maximum request length exceeded". This article will explain how to increase the value so larger files can be uploaded.
