> Yep your correct there jim. No editing.
> But as your moving sites to a new server, you can query the the existing
> settings, store them, and add to them before re-creating on a new
> server.
> There is also a tool called IISexport that will save out your entire IIS
> metabase to an access db, which you can then re-create on another
> server, or export directly to another IIS install. And you can change
> configurations in the exported data.
We're not moving the sites to new servers. We're moving the servers to a new
network. I could delete all of the IIS virtual servers and then recreate them
with cfx_iis, but I'd rather not if I don't have to.
I think I've found a vbs script that I can hack into doing the job, though.
Looks fairly straightforward.
Thanks.
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