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Can I use Magento2 back-end if we remove the domain?
Moved hosts. Instead of reinstalling (which takes ages) copied all the files as well as the database. Now a lot of sites won't workWhat is the effect of deleting a product with associated orders?Migrated Magento to new server. Cant get emails to send to customerhow to migrate the CDN affected magento siteMagento2: How to move from localhost wamp to live serverStore direct_url in category text in Magento 2Which event fire on address change in Magento 1 Admin?Magento2: Default layout changed, Admin and front endSource Key should be specifiedMove the primary store out of the hosting to a new install on a different server and keep the secondary store/website still working on the old server?
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We change webshop from Magento2 to a new platform next week and would like to know if you can log into Magento after moving the domain. Do we still have acces to the backend and our orders?
Hope anyone can help with a yes or a no. :-)
Thanks!
Monica
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We change webshop from Magento2 to a new platform next week and would like to know if you can log into Magento after moving the domain. Do we still have acces to the backend and our orders?
Hope anyone can help with a yes or a no. :-)
Thanks!
Monica
magento2 orders migration domain
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We change webshop from Magento2 to a new platform next week and would like to know if you can log into Magento after moving the domain. Do we still have acces to the backend and our orders?
Hope anyone can help with a yes or a no. :-)
Thanks!
Monica
magento2 orders migration domain
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We change webshop from Magento2 to a new platform next week and would like to know if you can log into Magento after moving the domain. Do we still have acces to the backend and our orders?
Hope anyone can help with a yes or a no. :-)
Thanks!
Monica
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Could be either yes or no. Is the old domain being dropped? If so you need to speak to whoever is in charge of the migration. Ideally you want to go from this
www.olddomain.com/
www.olddomain.com/oldadminpanel
To this
www.newdomain.com/
www.newdomain.com/newadminpanel
With a subdomain
archive.newdomain.com/
archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
Then you can get to your old data via archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
This is the most cost effective solution for most. Also that way you are asking that the old site is maintained in terms of data and files. Otherwise you might lose something.
If the old domain isn't being dropped access will be maintained for as long as you continue to pay for hosting for old domain.
Ok - Thanks a lot :-)
– Monica
Jun 13 at 12:34
@Monica No problem. If you feel this question has been answered please mark as accepted.
– Dominic Xigen
Jun 13 at 17:42
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access your backend by IP address:
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --base-url="http://1.2.3.4/"
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --use-secure=0
php bin/magento cache:flush
where 1.2.3.4 is your old IP address. that simple.
http://1.2.3.4/admin_xxxx
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Could be either yes or no. Is the old domain being dropped? If so you need to speak to whoever is in charge of the migration. Ideally you want to go from this
www.olddomain.com/
www.olddomain.com/oldadminpanel
To this
www.newdomain.com/
www.newdomain.com/newadminpanel
With a subdomain
archive.newdomain.com/
archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
Then you can get to your old data via archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
This is the most cost effective solution for most. Also that way you are asking that the old site is maintained in terms of data and files. Otherwise you might lose something.
If the old domain isn't being dropped access will be maintained for as long as you continue to pay for hosting for old domain.
Ok - Thanks a lot :-)
– Monica
Jun 13 at 12:34
@Monica No problem. If you feel this question has been answered please mark as accepted.
– Dominic Xigen
Jun 13 at 17:42
add a comment |
Could be either yes or no. Is the old domain being dropped? If so you need to speak to whoever is in charge of the migration. Ideally you want to go from this
www.olddomain.com/
www.olddomain.com/oldadminpanel
To this
www.newdomain.com/
www.newdomain.com/newadminpanel
With a subdomain
archive.newdomain.com/
archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
Then you can get to your old data via archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
This is the most cost effective solution for most. Also that way you are asking that the old site is maintained in terms of data and files. Otherwise you might lose something.
If the old domain isn't being dropped access will be maintained for as long as you continue to pay for hosting for old domain.
Ok - Thanks a lot :-)
– Monica
Jun 13 at 12:34
@Monica No problem. If you feel this question has been answered please mark as accepted.
– Dominic Xigen
Jun 13 at 17:42
add a comment |
Could be either yes or no. Is the old domain being dropped? If so you need to speak to whoever is in charge of the migration. Ideally you want to go from this
www.olddomain.com/
www.olddomain.com/oldadminpanel
To this
www.newdomain.com/
www.newdomain.com/newadminpanel
With a subdomain
archive.newdomain.com/
archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
Then you can get to your old data via archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
This is the most cost effective solution for most. Also that way you are asking that the old site is maintained in terms of data and files. Otherwise you might lose something.
If the old domain isn't being dropped access will be maintained for as long as you continue to pay for hosting for old domain.
Could be either yes or no. Is the old domain being dropped? If so you need to speak to whoever is in charge of the migration. Ideally you want to go from this
www.olddomain.com/
www.olddomain.com/oldadminpanel
To this
www.newdomain.com/
www.newdomain.com/newadminpanel
With a subdomain
archive.newdomain.com/
archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
Then you can get to your old data via archive.newdomain.com/oldadminpanel
This is the most cost effective solution for most. Also that way you are asking that the old site is maintained in terms of data and files. Otherwise you might lose something.
If the old domain isn't being dropped access will be maintained for as long as you continue to pay for hosting for old domain.
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Ok - Thanks a lot :-)
– Monica
Jun 13 at 12:34
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Jun 13 at 17:42
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Ok - Thanks a lot :-)
– Monica
Jun 13 at 12:34
@Monica No problem. If you feel this question has been answered please mark as accepted.
– Dominic Xigen
Jun 13 at 17:42
Ok - Thanks a lot :-)
– Monica
Jun 13 at 12:34
Ok - Thanks a lot :-)
– Monica
Jun 13 at 12:34
@Monica No problem. If you feel this question has been answered please mark as accepted.
– Dominic Xigen
Jun 13 at 17:42
@Monica No problem. If you feel this question has been answered please mark as accepted.
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access your backend by IP address:
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --base-url="http://1.2.3.4/"
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --use-secure=0
php bin/magento cache:flush
where 1.2.3.4 is your old IP address. that simple.
http://1.2.3.4/admin_xxxx
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access your backend by IP address:
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --base-url="http://1.2.3.4/"
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --use-secure=0
php bin/magento cache:flush
where 1.2.3.4 is your old IP address. that simple.
http://1.2.3.4/admin_xxxx
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access your backend by IP address:
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --base-url="http://1.2.3.4/"
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --use-secure=0
php bin/magento cache:flush
where 1.2.3.4 is your old IP address. that simple.
http://1.2.3.4/admin_xxxx
access your backend by IP address:
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --base-url="http://1.2.3.4/"
php bin/magento setup:store-config:set --use-secure=0
php bin/magento cache:flush
where 1.2.3.4 is your old IP address. that simple.
http://1.2.3.4/admin_xxxx
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