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How does IIS come up with website identification numbers "/LM/W3SVC/???" ?
How does IIS come up with website identification numbers "/LM/W3SVC/???" ?
It doesn't seem to have any rhyme or reason on sites outside the main subsite. We want to generate a script to feed into iiscnfg.vbs to manipulate the xml metabase but the numbering seems random on newly generated sites.
We get results like "/LM/W3SVC/18876453" for a metabase path.
Does anyone know how these are generated?
Can we alter them in the metabase without disrupting the site?
Help!!
It doesn't seem to have any rhyme or reason on sites outside the main subsite. We want to generate a script to feed into iiscnfg.vbs to manipulate the xml metabase but the numbering seems random on newly generated sites.
We get results like "/LM/W3SVC/18876453" for a metabase path.
Does anyone know how these are generated?
Can we alter them in the metabase without disrupting the site?
Help!!
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