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Chapter 5: Host and Admin Tools
Running a DotNetNuke site requires someone to administer the site. There are two built-in roles for accomplishing the tasks associated with this. The host and admin roles are very similar in nature and ability, but possess some important differences. In this chapter, we will learn the following:

• The difference between host and admin

• How to access and use the admin tools

• How to access and use the host tools

• Chapter 5: Table of Contents:
  
• The Difference Between Host and Admin
• Admin Tools 
  • Site Settings
  • Basic Settings
  • Advanced Settings
  • Stylesheet Editor
  • Pages Menu
  • Security Roles
  • User Accounts
  • Vendors
  • Site Log
  • Newsletter
  • File Manager
  • Recycle Bin
  • Log Viewer
  • Skins
  • Languages
• Host Tools
  • Host Settings
  • Basic Settings
  • Advanced Settings
  • Portals
  • Module Definitions
  • File Manager
  • Vendors
  • SQL
  • Schedule
  • Languages
  • Search Admin
  • Lists
  • Superuser Accounts
  • Extra Options on the Admin Menu
  • Common Tasks
• Summary

BOOK DETAILS   Paperback, 280 pages Released: March 2005 ISBN: 1904811272 Authors: Daniel N Egan

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
1: What Is DotNetNuke
2: Installing DotNetNuke
3: Users, Roles, and Pages
4: Standard DotNetNuke Modules
5: Host and Admin Tools
6: Understanding the DotNetNuke Core Architecture
7: Creating Custom Modules
8: Creating DotNetNuke Skins
9: Enhancing Your Portal
10: Deploying Your DotNetNuke Portal
11: Creating Multiple Portals
12: Implementing the Provider Model in DotNetNuke
Index
 

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