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Hello.
Do you have redirects set up in WordPress plugins or web server settings?
In that case, I think it would be a good idea to disable the redirect settings once, retrieve the necessary data, and then set it to redirect again.
Hi
One way is to access wp-admin by adding host entry file with the IP address of the old domain
This method tells your computer to temporarily bypass the redirection for your old domain.
Here's how (instructions will vary slightly depending on your operating system):
Search online for "how to edit hosts file" followed by your specific operating system (e.g., Windows 10 hosts file edit).
In the hosts file, add a new line: **1.2.3.4 replace with the IP address of the old Wordpress **
1.2.3.14 tripsaroundme.com trripsandmaps.com
If still tripsaroundme.com redirects to trripsandmaps.com there is no problem wp-admin will try to access the old website.
Alternative is to temporarily disable redirection
Thank your for your answers!
What I ended up doing is configuring a subdomain to point to LightSail instance and then updating the site URL in Lightsail database. The support contact from my new hosting provider was able to recommend these steps and help me out with this.
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