This article provides step-by-step procedure for Magento
installation. Befor installing Magento, you require following system
requirements.
System Requirements for Magento
- Database : MySQL 5.1 +
- Web Server :
- Operating System : Cross-platform
- Browser Support : IE (Internet Explorer 7), Firefox, Google chrome
- SSL (Secure Socket Layer) : A valid security certificate is required for HTTPS.
- PHP Compatibility : PHP 5.4 +
Download Magento
Open the link https://www.magentocommerce.com/products/downloads/magento/, you will get to see a screen as below:
- Click on the dropdown menu, the archive file is available in .zip, .tar.gz and .tar.bz2 for downloading.
- Extract the Magento web files from the archive on your computer and upload it into your web server or localhost.
- Magento requires MySQL database. So create a new empty database and user/password (for e.g. user as "root" and password as "root" or else you can set as per your convenience) for Magento.
- Open your browser and navigate to your Magento file path (for e.g. http://localhost/magento) to start your Magento installation. Then you will get a screen of the Magento installer as shown below.
- Click on Continue button and you will get Validation for Magento Downloader screen as shown below:
- Next, you will get Magento Connect Manager Deployment screen.
- Next screen will be Magento's Installation Wizard.
- Next you will get Localization screen for selecting the Locale, Time Zone and Currency as shown below.
- The next is Configuration screen.
- Next will be the Create Admin Account screen.
- Copy the encryption key, which will be used to encrypt passwords, credit cards and other confidential information. Then you can select Frontend or Backend of new Magento website.
- After successful installation of Magento, click on the Go to Backend button to login to admin panel.
- After logging in, you will get the Dashboard of Admin panel as shown in the below screen.






In case the http://localhost/magento doesn't work, use this as base url instead- http://127.0.0.1/magentoThis step will take some time as Magento will be creating the Database Tables.



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