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    Moving IIS?

    Hi All,

    How does someone go about moving IIS files/directory to another new server? Is it just a copy/paste of the whole "Inetpub" directory?

    Has anyone had to do this and is there anything else involved with putting everything onto a new server?

    FYI - everything is internal/network.

    Thanks for any direction/advice on this subject.
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    See this article: 15 Seconds : Moving Your IIS Server to a New Server - Part 1
    jmurrayhead, November 5th, 2009 09:53 AM
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    Ok, reviewing the article.

    Another question, this server is also a sqldb server, is there any order which should be setup/installed first, sql or iis?
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    Hmmm...if I remember, IIS installed with the OS, so SQL SERVER would go on top of that. Not sure is really matters tho...

    Are you finally going to get SQL SERVER 2005? Welcome to the 21st Century.
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    Hey w0lffy...

    no, not yet....will still have sql2000, maybe late next year will upgrade.

    I went back to see if I missed IIS...but I still don't see it ...is it called something new in OS 2003 system?
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    If you go to Control Panel->Administrative Tools and don't see Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager there, the no it didn't go in

    Go to Control Panel->Add or Remove Programs->Add/Remove Windows Components->Application Server and you'll find IIS there.
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    how does the link method below differ from your article JMH? can either way be used? Feedback please.

    How To Back Up and Restore IIS
    Rebelle, November 12th, 2009 11:47 AM
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