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Any instructions??? &nbsp;Just run the tool???? &nbsp;When I point to a folder its saying not found and nothing is collecting.
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what is the folder you point to? this should be an easy to use tool &nbsp;in a few steps..
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I have many different folders for now I'm pointing to my FTP sites.
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Instructions are there in the file itself, Please download and unzip it, there is document named &quot;IIS-Easy-Migration-Tool-Q<wbr />uick-Start<wbr />-Guide.pdf<wbr />&quot; please have a look.<br />
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<b><i><u>Regards, Shiva</u></i></b>
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Yes I found that. &nbsp;I'm trying it on my FTP sites and so far its just sitting there. &nbsp;I'll let you know or I'll send a screen shot.
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You can give a try on some other non productivity servers may be in testing servers, don't try it on a production server, just a suggestion.<br />
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<b><i><u>Regards, Shiva </u></i></b>
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One question in the case of my FTP sites, the FTP is located &nbsp;c:\inetpub\ftproot but my sites are virtual and they are located on another server. &nbsp;Do I need to point that tool to the other server that the FTP folder sits on? &nbsp;All my sites are on a share on a &nbsp;different server. &nbsp;It connects but when I hit gather its telling me not found? &nbsp;OK I'm now thinking is there a way to just copy the structure?<br />
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Will try the webdeploy too - will take a while - I'll let you know thanks.
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you can map that location as a drive in your machine and give a try ?<br />
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<b><i><u>Regards, Shiva</u></i></b>
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either map it or point to the network location..
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I'm trying that now. &nbsp;Gonna take a bit of time
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I did just that and strangely enough, &nbsp;When it finally finishes it's saying the following:<br />
FTP Logins on 1:Default FTP Site - 13<br />
Site: Default Web Site<br />
***Sites:1<br />
Im trying to move regular sites...
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were you logged on to the ftp &nbsp;when you migrated?
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no but I started there. &nbsp;I'll try this again tomorrow. &nbsp;The new server is still updating and I can't do anything until it's done. &nbsp;But what do you suggest to get my websites?
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ok no matter what I try my result is still coming up with FTP??? I'm not sure where to go after this...
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If I try to run Mdepoloy I'm getting access denied? the account is an admim on the box? &nbsp;Does this need to be run on the IIS 7 box?<br />
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Was only able to get the FTP sites?? Once these are migrated is my old stuff not going to work anymore or not until I make this live?
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I found the msdeploy moved my website most efffiently. &nbsp;I did try to use the other migration tool which did work but it only moved 3 of my FTP sites and I had to wind up doing that manually. &nbsp;My suggestion is MSdeploy for websites
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I want to migrate/move my current IIS server to a &nbsp;new Server and I'm hope to do this without have to setup each site manually. &nbsp;Is there a way to just move or migrate my folders, settings etc?
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I want to migrate/move my current IIS server to a  new Server and I'm hope to do this without have to setup each site manually.  Is there a way to just move or migrate my folders, settings etc?

Move/Migrate IIS v6 to IIS V 7 on new server

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Windows Server 2003

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Windows Server 2008

IIS is Internet Information Services, the web server included with Windows Server operating systems. All current versions are built on a modular architecture; modules can be added or removed individually so that those required for specific functionality are installed. The full installation of IIS includes HTTP, security, content, compression, caching, logging and diagnostics.