...

• Choose a short name, for the URL. Most often this is the PI's last name.

Cut-over steps

Contact ChemIT if you need any assistance with any of this- thank you.

1. Confirm your group's new web site on CU Blogs is ready for production.

2. Contact CIT Webservices <webservices@cornell.edu> to do the domain name transition.

Include you your group's CU Blog address and your group's domain name (which points to where your old web site is). Example:

...

 =======================

3. Confirm the cut-over worked.

4. Your old group's site is still accessible via the same WebDAV address your group used to the group to get. They just can't edit it in the past. You just will not be able to see it via a webbrowserweb browser.

5. We need to Once you have confirmed all is working correctly with your new web site, contact ChemIT so we can coordinate the shutdown of the group's old web site (hosted at CIT's Static web site service) with the your group to , and  make sure they you have the files they want and then tell CIT Webservices to shutdown, disable, and destroy the old infrastructure for the group's old static website.

2. Send a request to <atc_support@cornell.edu> with your CU Blog address and your domain name (where your old web site is). Something like,

• Please direct <http://groupname.chem.cornell.edu/> to <http://blogs.cornell.edu/groupname/>.

...

you want.

• Q: Request a copy of your old site from ChemIT, if it was hosted at CIT's static web site (as most were)?
• Once everything is confirmed with you, ChemIT will then tell CIT Webservices to shutdown, disable, and destroy the old infrastructure for your group's old static website.

Examples

Chemistry Research groups using CU Blogs

...