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Sharepoint 3.0 access denied
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I have a problem. We've had a server issue which forced us to rebuild our SBS2003 domain controller and reconfigure our users. Due to an over site the SharePoint services installed on a member server was forgotten about. When the server was connected to the new domain we've lost all access to the SharePoint sites. Is there anyway to recover the information or is it gone for good?
Any advise would be grateful.
I have a problem. We've had a server issue which forced us to rebuild our SBS2003 domain controller and reconfigure our users. Due to an over site the SharePoint services installed on a member server was forgotten about. When the server was connected to the new domain we've lost all access to the SharePoint sites. Is there anyway to recover the information or is it gone for good?
Any advise would be grateful.
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You should not lose anything. SharePoint content is stored in SQL database and what you can do is create a new site and attach the content database. In essence what you need to do is the following:
1. Backup the database
2. Install WSS on a new server
3. Refer backup from step 1 to the SQL server used by the new WSS 3.0
4. Create a new application and give a new name to the content database for example: WSS_Content_Temp
5. Add the old database to this web application by using command line and delete the database WSS_Content_Temp
1. Backup the database
2. Install WSS on a new server
3. Refer backup from step 1 to the SQL server used by the new WSS 3.0
4. Create a new application and give a new name to the content database for example: WSS_Content_Temp
5. Add the old database to this web application by using command line and delete the database WSS_Content_Temp
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The stsadm worked. thanks.
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Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).
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It's clear that some kind of permission issue. It should be the IIS permission. Could you check the following
1. In the IIS Manager go to the Sites Directory
2. Go to the Default Web Site Directory
3. Go to the directory in which your Project resides
Right click and check the permissions. I suspect that the old admin and authenticated users still persists (SID need to remove and add the domain users credentials).