First, we made changes to ApplicationHost. The goal of this task is to successfully modify the number of history files retained by IIS 7. Because the defaults are stored in the schema, we must create the configHistory section in applicationHost.
In this task, use Notepad to modify this attribute to show the flexibility and simplicity of editing ApplicationHost. Figure Locating system. Now that you are in the right section, add the correct attribute and value for maxHistory. Type the following text into your system. Last, validate that the change has taken place. We know that by default that we should only see 10 directories at a time as defined by the IIS schema.
After we increase the maximum values kept by IIS, we need an easy method to trigger many directories to be created. To simulate this, we lower the default value for the period attribute to its default minimum of 10 seconds. This increases the interval for checking for changes and hence potentially creates more copies of the files in a dynamic environment. Save this as ConfigHst. Run this VBS file by opening a command prompt, locating the file location where saved, and type the following:.
This script makes calls to modify the configuration of IIS every 15 seconds. This is enough time for the configuration history to check for changes and create a backup.
After completing this, we see a multitude of configuration backups in our backup directory. After running this script, notice how this feature pushes the oldest out when hitting the maximum i. Figure History Directory with maxistories value of In this task, we successfully modified the number of backups stored by IIS.
The default setting of 10 is sufficient for many; yet, for dynamic environments such as shared hosting servers where customers are signing up for sites randomly and often, it is good practice to have a more thorough history. In this task, we modified the maxHistories and period attributes for configHistory section and then produced multiple changes that would show that we stored more than 10 the default copies.
The number of history directories and associated files stored by IIS is configurable to be flexible depending on the environment. For many cases, storing the history files on the system path i. Unlike history in IIS 6. We use in this task a method to modify the configuration--in this case, the IIS command-line interface.
The goal of this task is not only to learn about changing the path for configuration history directories, but also to become familiar with AppCmd. This step is required because no directory is automatically created if it does not exist. Create a technical support case if you need further support. For instances where the IIS is malfunctioning, the website of a Trend Micro product like OfficeScan may not work properly or even stop working. You need to back up all the settings and configurations and restore it after reinstallation.
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Need More Help? To back up and restore settings and configurations in IIS 6. Right-click the machine labeled as Local Computer. Type a name for the backed up configuration and then click OK. Now all we need to do is run the restore command to finalize and get our migrated site up and running. March 7, January 7, August 18, Posted by Chris Lazari on July 31, Featured.
On the source server perform the following tasks: Backup all Website Files. Export any SSL certificates you may have installed. Backup the IIS configuration. Perform the following tasks on the destination server: Restore all Website Files. Import any SSL certificates that are required.
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