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The IIS Web Site you have selected is in use by SharePoint. You must select another port or hostname
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I am doing a Gradual Upgrade of WSS 2.0 to WSS 3.0. There were 3 sites in the WSS 2.0 instalation. In the WSS 3.0 Administration console I have upgraded the first site and that seems to be OK. I am now trying to Upgrade the 2nd site. However after entering all the relevant details I get the following message. "The IIS Web Site you have selected is in use by SharePoint. You must select another port or hostname" This site is on a different IP address from the first site. Has anyone any idea what is happening.
Also the 3rd site from the original WSS 2.0 instalation does not appear in the WSS 3.0 administration console at all.
I can still access it OK as a WSS 2.0 instalation.
Can anyone help please.
Thank you.
Kevan
I am doing a Gradual Upgrade of WSS 2.0 to WSS 3.0. There were 3 sites in the WSS 2.0 instalation. In the WSS 3.0 Administration console I have upgraded the first site and that seems to be OK. I am now trying to Upgrade the 2nd site. However after entering all the relevant details I get the following message. "The IIS Web Site you have selected is in use by SharePoint. You must select another port or hostname" This site is on a different IP address from the first site. Has anyone any idea what is happening.
Also the 3rd site from the original WSS 2.0 instalation does not appear in the WSS 3.0 administration console at all.
I can still access it OK as a WSS 2.0 instalation.
Can anyone help please.
Thank you.
Kevan
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Hi this is the first time I have upgraded a SharePoint site.
Could you elaborate a little on the details of what you are suggesting.
If I create a new Site (Web app) in the WSS 3.0 Admin console will it ask me to iether create a new Content Database or attach an existing database. (Which would be the restored WSS 2.0 database).
When the Database is attached WSS 3.0 would then upgrade the database to 3.0?
Is this what you mean. If not could you explain in a little more detail. Presumably I would need to give the new Sharepoint site a new name and IP Address untill I can turn off the version 2.0 site. What about permissions. Would the permisions from the 2.0 install be upgraded?
Thank you for your help.
Kevan
Could you elaborate a little on the details of what you are suggesting.
If I create a new Site (Web app) in the WSS 3.0 Admin console will it ask me to iether create a new Content Database or attach an existing database. (Which would be the restored WSS 2.0 database).
When the Database is attached WSS 3.0 would then upgrade the database to 3.0?
Is this what you mean. If not could you explain in a little more detail. Presumably I would need to give the new Sharepoint site a new name and IP Address untill I can turn off the version 2.0 site. What about permissions. Would the permisions from the 2.0 install be upgraded?
Thank you for your help.
Kevan
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Thank you.
I have been working on this issue with someone from Microsoft. And it has been decided that the best way to upgrade my sites is going to be to put WSS 3.0 on a new server. and do a database migration.
This is the only way I can keep both a WSS 2.0 instalation and a WSS 3.0 instalation. Your information though does help to clarify what I am doing. Thank you.
I have been working on this issue with someone from Microsoft. And it has been decided that the best way to upgrade my sites is going to be to put WSS 3.0 on a new server. and do a database migration.
This is the only way I can keep both a WSS 2.0 instalation and a WSS 3.0 instalation. Your information though does help to clarify what I am doing. Thank you.
If IIS is an issue, make your full backups, drop and remove them from the 2.0 configuration entirely, and then setup the 3.0 exactly how you want it.