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If you ever see this when you go to your Geo installation the Geo software cannot connect to the database currently setup within the config.php.  If you haven't configured the config.php to connect to a database this isn't a problem.  Set up the config.php file with the information needed to connect to the database you created for the software to use and this message will disappear.</description>
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Hosting companies will typically perform database backups for all of the databases on your server on a daily basis.  If your host has this service you are most likely charged for it.  Then if you actually need to restore a backup to your site there could be a service fee involved and if not they may simply provide a backup that is only usable in the same backup program as the one they used to get that backup.  Read the fine print with your host or ask them questions.  P…</description>
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In the previous Tutorial we covered how to perform a Database Backup. In this Tutorial we will discuss how to restore the database if you need to. Some reasons for restoring a database would be:

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For your site, you may wish to set up more than one domain name that &quot;points&quot; to your website.  For instance you might have example.com and example.net registered that you want to use for the same site.

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        <description>Installation with Trial Backup

First, thank you so much for your purchase of our software. Some clients wish to keep the changes they have already applied to their software trial on our servers. This will allow them to basically &quot;start where they left off&quot; in the trial. Please be sure to contact any of our sales staff to obtain a backup of your trial installation. The trials will be live for a period of two weeks. We will have access to the database for that trial for another two weeks after th…</description>
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Several clients express a wish to run the software on their local machines while they are configuring their classified and auction software.  This can certainly be done but there are a few things you need to be aware of.

Our software runs in a Internet server based environment which is not the environment of the local computer you connect to the Internet with.  But you can emulate the Internet server based environment on your local Windows-based computer through the use of a…</description>
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See Also: Tutorials &gt; Speeding Up Page Load

General Questions We Get About a Clients Hosting/Server

We continually get questions like:

	*  How does the server affect the performance of our software?
	*  When will I need to upgrade my hosting?  
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First you need to determine what is down.  Your server, your connection to it or your Geo software.  If you can get to your site or more specifically you can see other elements hosted on your domain but can't get to anything in your Geo software installation we're the ones to consult.  But if you can't get to anything hosted on your site this can be one of a few things:</description>
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This section is where we will put tutorials relating to common tasks relating to servers or backing up your data.</description>
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