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Setting up Drupal CMS involves several steps. Here is a basic tutorial on how to set up Drupal:

1. Download and Install Drupal :
   • Go to the official Drupal website and download the latest version of Drupal.
   • Extract the downloaded files to your web server directory. This can be done using FTP or through a control panel like cPanel.
   • Create a database for Drupal on your web server. Note down the database name, username, and password.
2. Start the Installation Process :
   • Open your web browser and go to the URL where you installed Drupal (eg, http://yourdomain.com ).
   • Select the language you want to use for the installation process.
3. Installation Wizard :
   • You'll be presented with an installation wizard.
   • Choose the "Standard" installation profile, which is suitable for most websites.
4. Database Configuration :
   • Enter the database name, username, and password you created earlier.
   • Set the database host to localhost unless your host provider specifies otherwise.

1. Configure Site :
   • Enter the site name, email address, username, and password for the site's admin account. Make sure to use a strong password.
2. Complete the Installation :
   • Click "Save and Continue" to proceed.
   • Drupal will perform the installation process, which might take a few moments.
3. Finalize Installation :
   • Once the installation is complete, you'll be directed to the administration dashboard.
4. Explore Drupal Dashboard :
   • Take some time to familiarize yourself with the Drupal admin interface. You can customize the appearance, install modules, and create content from here.
5. Install Themes and Modules :
   • Go to the "Extend" section to install themes and modules that add functionality and customize the look of your website.
6. Create Content :

• Go to the "Content" section to start creating pages, articles, and other types of content for your website.

1. Customize Settings :

• Explore the "Configuration" section to adjust various settings related to your site, including user permissions, URL aliases, and more.

1. Add Users and Set Permissions :

• If you have a team, create additional user accounts and set their permissions in the "People" section.

Remember, this is a basic tutorial and there are many more advanced features and configurations you can explore as you become more familiar with Drupal. Additionally, always make sure to keep your Drupal installation, themes, and modules up-to-date to ensure security and performance