IIS server backup and porting skills

First, IIS backup Here, the so-called backup, is to copy all the settings information of the WWW or FTP site of the specified IIS server to an mdb database, and then use this database when needed Save it. The software we need to use here is IIS Export Utility Version 3.0 (hereinafter referred to as IISEU), such as backing up the current computer's IIS server. The specific steps are as follows: 1. In the main window of IISEU, on the left side, "Import from" From the text box below, type "localhost" (or the computer name or IP address of the machine), then click the "Lists Sites" button on the right side of the text box, and at “ WWW” or “FTP” select one of the categories, you can see a list of all the corresponding sites under "Available Sites", click the site you want to back up to select it. Note: IISEU is shareware. Compared with the official version, the only difference is that in the shared version, only one site can be selected at a time. In the official version, multiple sites can be selected at a time. 2. Right click on the "Export to" option to ensure that the correct IIS version (both IIS5 and IIS4) is selected on both the left and right sides, and then click on the "Subsequent" option. ;Export” (output) button, and then follow the prompts to back up successfully.

3. When you want to restore, go to the “Database” window on the left, click the “List Sites” button to get the list of existing databases; then fill in the text box on the right side “localhost” Make sure that the correct IIS version has been selected on both the left and right sides, and finally click the “Export” button to save it! Second, the migration process of IIS IIS is almost the same as the backup of IIS mentioned above. The only difference is that in the migration of IIS, the names of the corresponding IIS servers (or IP) must be entered on both the left and the right. Address, etc.)! Note: Since you can choose different versions of IIS in IISEU, you can use this feature to port IIS between Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000, which is just as convenient!