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I'm currently looking at moving our website over to WordPress. I've setup a test site, but can't work out how to setup permalinks. I've found the setting in Wordpress admin, but every setting except /?p=N sends me to a 404 page.

 

I'm guessing it's a IIS issue, but I can't see what option I need to change, either in WordPress or Plesk. Anyone found a way of getting this to work on EMBC?

 

Thanks

 

Neil

www.wrenspinney.northants.sch.uk

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Or you could opt for a change to cPanel ..... which supports it out the box ;)

Do you work for Synetrix? ;-)

 

The cPanel offering is much better! Things just work!

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Ummm I think its safe to say I work for Synetrix ;) I put together the cPanel solution .....

 

We already have one or two schools with accounts on the cPanel solution, and I have to admit it looks a lot faster than the Plesk solution (my views - nobody elses!)

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@themanfromict I am passing on your details to folks to see about using cPanel ... will try and chat later if you are free. Can you also please raise a call via the service desk?
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I have to say that having moved a handful of IIS based webs (some static, most CMS), the helpdesk have been superb, the OH team have excelled and the service is blinding. Having the Linux level of flexibility is a major boon to developers. Just be sure you follow the right process:

 

1. Request an OH Hosting space and indicate the school it will support (this will create ohisp.schoolname.county.sch.uk)

2. Use your preferred means to deploy the site and build it.

3. Test it to death

4. Document the site plan for future reference (in case you get hit by a truck)

5. Request that the DNS for www be directed to the OHISP IP addy and check the MX is done too

6. Wait 24 hours

7. Go to the pub

 

HTH

 

Chris

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