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Ok message received. I guess re installing the whole SBS enchilada is the only way. 
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Ok message received. I guess re installing the whole SBS enchilada is the only way.

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Do you have a backup from which you can restore?
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Do you have a backup from which you can restore?

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Unfortunately not if the OS partition. Data is safe on seperate partition. 
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Unfortunately not if the OS partition. Data is safe on seperate partition.

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Re-installed the OS partition. A pain but appeared to be my only option. Lucky it was a small network. 
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Re-installed the OS partition. A pain but appeared to be my only option. Lucky it was a small network.

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After resizing the partition that contained an SBS 2003 installation everything worked with the exception of IIS web sites like Default Web, Company Web etc. <br />
Is there any way to &quot;repair&quot; this other than reinstalling the OS. I would be happy with a generic/default \wwwroot to get started. &nbsp;
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After resizing the partition that contained an SBS 2003 installation everything worked with the exception of IIS web sites like Default Web, Company Web etc. 
Is there any way to "repair" this other than reinstalling the OS. I would be happy with a generic/default \wwwroot to get started.  

Lost IIS Home Directory

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).