Friday April 16, 2010, 12:33Step by step instruction to move vBulletin forums from one server to another.

1. Use FTP or your hosts' file manager to move all vBulletin files from one server to another.

2. Move database to new hosting. You can create a copy of vBulletin database by using vBulletin control panel for admin.

3. Open up includes/config.php and edit variables:

$config['MasterServer']['servername'],
$config['MasterServer']['username'],
$config['MasterServer']['password'],
$config['Database']['dbname'].


More detailed instruction you can find at vbulletin.com /....

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