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  • It will handle the DB fine, the issue with MU right now is post modification setup. I would use NS Cloner for MU sites… Unless you know all the touch-points for MU..

    Hi can you elborate on ‘post modification setup’.

    I think NS Cloner is just for creating a clone within a multi-site instance, rather than moving a whole multisite to a new server?

    Maybe… I though it was for the whole thing. Did you double check with the author?

    What is ment by ‘post modification setup’ is referring to all the touch-points that have to be setup after an install like the wp-config.php and .htaccess files… Sorry wasn’t clear on that in the last reply.

    hermanudin

    (@hermanudin)

    Finally.. successfully migrate Multisite SUB-FOLDER using this awesome plugins with Bitnami

    Key steps:
    – Choose bitnami single installation (not bitnami multisite)
    – Install then move installation to root
    – Delete htdocs contents
    – Copy paste Duplicator installer.php + .zip data into htdocs folder
    – Run deployment and make sure offline site running well
    – Change servername & serveralias file in C:\Bitnami\wordpress-4.0-1\apps\wordpress\conf\httpd-vhosts.conf to asterisk to accept all server

    – Add lines at the bottom of file C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\host with
    127.0.0.1 domainnamemapped1.com
    127.0.0.1 domainnamemapped2.com etc

    – Go to Network Admin dashboard > Settings > Domain Mapping and change Server IP Address to 127.0.0.1 dan click Save

    – Go to database (https://localhost/phpmyadmin/) and check wp_site and wp_blogs table to match localhost server (127.0.0.1/yourblog)

    – Good luck and sorry for my poor english ??

    Cory Lamle

    (@corylamleorg)

    Thanks for the update!

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