I'm trying the command:
C:\Program Files\IIS Resources\IIS 6.0 Migration Tool>iismt.exe
MACHINE NAME "Default Web Site" /password PASSWORD /siteid replace
/path d:\DIRECTORYNAME

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I get the folllowing output
Internet Information Services 6.0 Migration Tool version 1.0
Copyright (C) 2002 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.


Connecting to the local IIS Server...
Connecting to server WWW2...

The IIS Migration Tool was unable to connect to the remote computer.
The RPC server is unavailable.

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I went through the docs--I seem to have everything in place so this
_ought_ to work
Before you begin using the migration tool, ensure that the following
conditions are met in your environment:

* You have established a network connection between the source and
target
servers.---done (there is a fireway between the two)
* The IISAdmin service is running on both the source and target
servers-I checked this in controll panel->services done..
* Administrative file sharing is enabled on the source server; for
example,
the server allows drive mapping of drives C$ and D$--> I was able to
map these drives.
* You have administrator privileges and are the administrator on both
the
source and the target servers.--done
* You have adequate hard disk space on the target server to accommodate
the
Web site content that will be migrated. --I have sufficent space

Re: Problem Using IIS migration Tool by randall_burns

randall_burns
Thu Dec 15 09:08:30 CST 2005

I've narrowed this down a bit. I got the command to work on a source
machine that wasn't separated from the real source by a firewall. I
haven't been able to dig up the ports I need to open though.