I have recently set up a Windows 2003 Server and IIS and am attempting to
migrate my web sites from my Windows 2000 server. I moved the first two
sites manually, then found out about the IIS migration tool and used it to
move two more sites. Upon examining these sites, however, I found that the
default roles (Administrator, Author, Browser, etc) were missing on all of
the sites. I can recreate the roles and everything seems to work OK, but I
don't relish the idea of having to do this for 75 more sites. Any ideas as
to what is going wrong and how I can fix it?

Re: Missing default roles by David

David
Tue Jan 16 14:52:46 CST 2007

IIS does not have the notion of "Roles" and hence IIS Migration Tool
cannot migrate settings it knows nothing about.

This is really a FPSE migration issue. There may be some magic within
FPSE to script your desired changes but I'm not familiar with FPSE.


//David
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//




Drew Burchett wrote:
> I have recently set up a Windows 2003 Server and IIS and am attempting to
> migrate my web sites from my Windows 2000 server. I moved the first two
> sites manually, then found out about the IIS migration tool and used it to
> move two more sites. Upon examining these sites, however, I found that the
> default roles (Administrator, Author, Browser, etc) were missing on all of
> the sites. I can recreate the roles and everything seems to work OK, but I
> don't relish the idea of having to do this for 75 more sites. Any ideas as
> to what is going wrong and how I can fix it?