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| In IIS 6.0 you could save a virtual directory configuration to a file and create a new virtual directory from a file. How do you do that in IIS 7.0? I want to copy the RPC Directory in Exchnage 2007 from the Default Web Site to another web site on the same server. |
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| huh? I just replied another thread. nvm - try --- you can use appcmd list site/vdir/etc /config /xml > output.xml to import it try appcmd add site/vdir/etc /in < output.xml note - you may need to edit the xml file to avoid conflict etc. say site id - export site id = 1 import - change site id to 2 before the appcmd /in syntax. -- Regards, Bernard Cheah http://www.iis.net/ http://msmvps.com/blogs/bernard/ "Bill" <wnorrish@gmail.com> wrote in message news:16eef7b0-3cc2-484b-aa5b-468b39797145@e39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com... > In IIS 6.0 you could save a virtual directory configuration to a file > and create a new virtual directory from a file. How do you do that in > IIS 7.0? > > I want to copy the RPC Directory in Exchnage 2007 from the Default Web > Site to another web site on the same server. |
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