How to move web services from server A to Server B if Server A is not accessible but the physical path for files on server is accessible

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I was using server A where all the services are deployed on IIS 7. now the server is not accessible through Remote desktop connection.But the physical path of those files is accessible. I need to get these files and add these services on server B. All the services should work on server B with IIS 7.

Please let me know how to achieve this.

Thanks Mahesh

Posted 29-Jul-15 21:15pm

Mahesh Pachbhai

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri 30-Jul-15 3:27am

What is the problem then?
Just host those files in IIS of Server B.

Aravindba 30-Jul-15 6:13am

If u cant remote desktop connection,then directly open Server A copy all files in pen drive and host in Sever B,it just copy and paste work,this things also u need help ? U need to do all things form ur sitting place ? correct ?

Mahesh Pachbhai 30-Jul-15 6:16am

The problem is what ever application pools and settings are done on IIS of server A should get reflected at server B.

Aravindba 30-Jul-15 6:44am

Before i cant here like this,A and B are different machine ? then how server A settings are reflect in server B ?

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himanshu agarwal · Answer 1 · 2015-07-29T22:22:00

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As Suvendu suggests, there should not be a problem.

Since, physical path is accessible, just do a copy from server A to server B and host them on server B.

Posted 29-Jul-15 22:22pm

himanshu agarwal