How to Migrate your WordPress Site with the Duplicator Plugin (no downtime)

Learn how to migrate a WordPress website to a new host with a free plugin called Duplicator. This method ensures that your website experiences no downtime for your visitors.

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[parfumkarakter]

I found the tutorial to be extremely helpful and easy to follow. I truly appreciate all the effort put into creating such a fantastic learning resource. Thank you!

[RicardoCaetanoable]

Nobody teaches the "Hosts" technique when you migrate using the same domain name. Thank you Tony!

[digitalboomer]

Wow. Super clear, right to the point. I rate this 10 out of 10!

[harrisandreson]

Sir, Thanks a lot, Finally the video is uploaded, Great great work.

[davidhoe]

Thanks for uploading. It really helped. Appreciate it

[stev-e]

Hi, is the part with the host file supposed to work with a shared webhost? I mean pointing to the shared IP basically leads to nowhere or somewhere but not to my specific www root structure (/var/www/myusername/httpdocs as a root for my vhost for example), does it? I personally only get there if use the domain name instead of the IP that routes the request to the given folder. But at this point I am not yet able to use the domain name. Is this video special for your provider or a provider working with cPanel administration?

[SuzNews]

Haha! Great! Now that you solved my DNS email problem for my Virtualmin on a previous video, I have about 15-20 WordPress sites to move over from my old hosting to my new VPS 😁 👍 Thanks!!

[effortlesslaunch]

I can't figure out the sumo vid thing in terminal. Mine looks completely different and it says not to change the entry. Is there another way to get around this?

[JDAeroVR]

Well done! Worked great! You are subscribed!

[jefffairchild]

I didn't do any of that stuff around the 9 minute mark and it worked fine. Just kept hitting continue, hopefuly i didn't screw anything up.

[startupideasmakeit]

great tutorial but the moment you went in the command line editor it threw me off. People who use wordpress mostly don't want to touch any code at all, just drag and drop or an easy ui like the wordpress dashboard. Is there an easy way to achieve this?

[tonybp]

I'm a little confused, the thing that I don't get is what address/name you use as a domain in your new hosting provider while you're working on the spoofed website?

[davefabbro]

Great video. I just have a great screen on my window computer after I set up my new IP address? Any thoughts on that. I went to your other video.

[RAPHAELRAVAGNANI]

Congratulations on the tutorial! Do you know how to do this same process in WordPress Multisites?

[startupideasmakeit]

is there a way we can untick certain plugins or other stuff that we don't want to use? If i just copy some certain plugins to the directory will it also install or do we need to use the installer?

[themanthemyth]

Great video. So you don't ever just simply change the nameservers? Are there any disadvantages to just updating the IP Address to the new host? As apposed to changing the name servers? Do you at some point change the nameservers?

[hamed]

i have host Connection error: db is ok and user has all access so what's the problem ?

Unable to connect the user [user] to the host [localhost].

The server error response was: Access denied for user 'user'@'localhost' (using password: YES)'

[asifsuhaib]

What is the point of Changing Host file? At the Best, it is confusing, at the worst - We can just use the IP ? unless it has any impact @ Importing the file or thing like that

[jompha]

what if between migration the old server got a new order on my woocommerce website? how to get those data?

[rtr]

I have a concern for this method, so if someone knows the ip address of the new web host then the other person can take over access and get the files and database? Or am I missing something? Thanks