Im having some problems importing a umbraco cms site onto an IIS 7.5 (win2k8R2), Do I install the umbraco application and if so where can I find the old version 4.7.0 cause When I install the latest version 10.* I get permissions issues and mime type of errors.
How do I go abouts importing the zip file do I do it via IIS
That should answer most of your questions. Make sure to read the section about system requirements as well since Umbraco won't work if the MVC framework is missing for instance.
if you really need to install on such an old OS, I'd recommend installing .NET 4.8 first, and then Umbraco 8.18.3. After installing .NET 4.8 you must register ASP.NET. Have a look at this question in Stackoverflow:
Umbraco 4.7.0 to 10.* on IIS 7.5
Hello
Im having some problems importing a umbraco cms site onto an IIS 7.5 (win2k8R2), Do I install the umbraco application and if so where can I find the old version 4.7.0 cause When I install the latest version 10.* I get permissions issues and mime type of errors.
How do I go abouts importing the zip file do I do it via IIS
http://www.iis.net/learn/publish/using-web-deploy/import-a-package-through-iis-manager
or another way? and also how do I import the sql and connect it to the IIS ?
please help, Thank you
Katerina
Hi Katerina
Have you had a look at the installation documentation here http://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Installation/ ?
That should answer most of your questions. Make sure to read the section about system requirements as well since Umbraco won't work if the MVC framework is missing for instance.
Hope this helps!
/Jan
Hi,
if you really need to install on such an old OS, I'd recommend installing .NET 4.8 first, and then Umbraco 8.18.3. After installing .NET 4.8 you must register ASP.NET. Have a look at this question in Stackoverflow:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42070848/how-to-register-dot-net-framework-4-6-2-on-iis-8-5-in-windows-server-2012-r2
The second answer is the right one.
Note: Since Win2K8 is out of support, you'll not be able to run this system in the open internet without severe security risks.
You might get away better if you use a Windows 10 instance instead of Win2K8.
Mirko
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