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Given:
Current website: https://www.classic-site.com/
CMS: Wordpress

My ideas are as follows, but I would like to get inputs and comments from public experts.

  1. Password protect the whole site using .htaccess, so search engine would not index the clone site.
  2. make a subdomain https://000.classic-site.com/ (from https://www.classic-site.com/)
  3. Then when if the problem hits the fan. I can just amend the A record and point it to the new IP.

Any suggestion is highly appreciated.

Thank you. Dika

Dikaiosune
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    How to plan for disaster recovery is a complex question not easily answered in our simple Q&A format. But in general ensuring that your target audience won't be able to use and confuse your back-up for your live site is a good thing. (Don't forget to document in your DR plan that such an access restriction needs to be removed when activating the backup) – Bob Jun 12 '20 at 10:03
  • Thank for your input @HermanB – Dikaiosune Jun 13 '20 at 10:03

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