IIS Migration Wizard is only useful for when you can't convince management
to let you rebuild a server. Use the migration wizard on it and you'll be
good to go, because it will become too screwed up to function.
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"Perez, Saul"
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oeing.com> cc:
Subject: IIS Migration Wizard
08/15/2001 09:24
AM
Please respond to
cf-server
Has anyone used IIS Migration Wizard?
When migrating a multi-homed and altered configuration on the default web
site the web migration wizards pops out and says "unable to connect to
source server". Has anyone tried deleting the default web site and then
recreating it, and if so did it fix the problem.
I've looked through several documents that Microsoft provides, are there
any
other requirements as far as the server being on the same Domain, etc...
Thank,
Saul Perez
Application-Systems Analyst
The Boeing Company
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