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Network Management-the method of constructing Enterprise website by Pageadmin CMS

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-01 06:45:36 10月02日 Update

I. purpose of the experiment

(1) understand the relevant knowledge of domain name application, virtual host selection and website filing.

(2) to understand all kinds of CMS systems built by enterprise websites and online stores.

(3) to master the method of using Pageadmin CMS to build enterprise website.

2. Experimental equipment and environment

(1) two virtual machines, one Windows 2003 and one Windows XP, and the network cards are all set to VMnet2.

(2) Experimental environment:

3. Experimental steps (fill in the screenshot of the final effect after completing each step)

1. Configure the experimental environment.

2. Use Pageadmin CMS to build enterprise website.

1) install DNS and IIS components.

2) install .NET FRAMEWORK.

3) set DNS and IIS.

4) set up and install PACMS.

5) manage the column management (menu), the home navigation setting, the home module setting, and realize the multi-label column effect (imitating the multi-label effect of the green school template).

Experience: when doing a PACMS test site, that attribute has no ASP.NET tag to choose from. I got stuck in that step for a long time. I can't do it all over again. I repeat it many times, and then I don't know why. It turned out later that it was because IIS was already installed when the ASP.NET component was added. Delete the IIS and then add the ASP.NET component again. In addition, it is very messy and hot-headed when setting permissions, but in the end, it is necessary to sort out the train of thought before making the effect.

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