Backup de IIS

PAr ahacer un backup de la metabase, abres la mmc del IIS
y sobre el server, botón derecho, All Task--

Backup/Restore metabase

Salu2!!
Javier Inglés
MS MVP

Hola a todos,

vereis, hemos instalado una aplicación en un W2k Advanced

Server. Dicha

aplicación ha configurado varios directorios virtuales en

IIS. Necesitamos

hacer copia de seguridad de dicha configuración.

Hago copia de las carpetas donde están esos directorios

virtuales y además

de la carpeta Inetpub, pero ¿alguien sabe cómo guardar la

configuración del

IIS?

Me imagino que dicha configuración estará tambien el

registro y en algún

otro sitio, pero no la localizo.

Muchas gracias.


.

Muchas gracias por la respuesta.

¿Sabrías alguna manera de hacerlo por linea de comandos para poder
automatizarlo?

Gracias de todas maneras.

"Javier Inglés [MS MVP]" escribió en
el mensaje news:27ef01c3e1a9$52881b00$
PAr ahacer un backup de la metabase, abres la mmc del IIS
y sobre el server, botón derecho, All Task--

Backup/Restore metabase

Salu2!!
Javier Inglés
MS MVP

Hola a todos,

vereis, hemos instalado una aplicación en un W2k Advanced

Server. Dicha

aplicación ha configurado varios directorios virtuales en

IIS. Necesitamos

hacer copia de seguridad de dicha configuración.

Hago copia de las carpetas donde están esos directorios

virtuales y además

de la carpeta Inetpub, pero ¿alguien sabe cómo guardar la

configuración del

IIS?

Me imagino que dicha configuración estará tambien el

registro y en algún

otro sitio, pero no la localizo.

Muchas gracias.


.

DE la propia ayuda de Windows 2003; mira a ver si en W2K
lo tiene, auqnue en la web de soporte no parece
(http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...?kbid24277):

Iisback.vbs: IIS backup management scriptCreates and
manages backup copies of the Internet Information Services
(IIS) configuration (metabase and schema) of a remote or
local computer. Administrators can use this script tool to
create a backup copy of their IIS configuration, to
restore an IIS configuration from a backup copy, and to
list and delete backup copies.

To view the command syntax, click a command:

iisback /backup

Creates a backup copy of the Internet Information Services
(IIS) configuration (metabase and schema) of a remote or
local computer.

Syntax
iisback[.vbs] /backup [/b BackupName] [/v {Integer |
NEXT_VERSION | HIGHEST_VERSION}] [/overwrite] [/e
EncryptingPassword] [/s Computer [/u [Domain\]User [/p
Password]]]

Parameters
/b BackupName
Specifies the name of the backup copy. SampleBackup is the
default.
/v {Integer | NEXT_VERSION | HIGHEST_VERSION}
Specifies the version number of the backup copy.
NEXT_VERSION is the default. Value Description
Integer Specifies the version number of the backup copy.
NEXT_VERSION Specifies the highest version number plus 1.
NEXT_VERSION is the default.
HIGHEST_VERSION Reuses the highest version number. Because
this option replaces a backup copy, the /overwrite
parameter is required when using this value.

/overwrite
Permits Iisback.vbs to replace an existing backup copy
with the newly created backup copy. Without this
parameter, commands to create a backup copy with the same
name and version number as an existing backup copy fail.
/e EncryptingPassword
Encrypts the backup copy with the specified password. You
can use any string as the password.
The /e parameter creates a secure backup by encrypting the
session key and secure properties with the specified
password. Administrators must provide the password to use
the backup in a /restore operation.

If you omit this parameter or omit the password argument,
then the backup is encrypted with a blank password. As a
result, only the secure properties are encrypted and any
Administrator can use the backup copy to restore the
metabase.

/s Computer
Runs the script on the specified remote computer. Type the
computer name or IP address without backslashes. By
default, the script runs on the local computer.
/u [Domain\]User
Runs the script with the permissions of the specified user
account. This account must be a member of the
Administrators group on the remote computer. By default,
the script runs with the permissions of the current user
of the local computer.
/p Password
Specifies the password of the user account specified in
the /u parameter. If you omit this parameter, the script
prompts you for the password and obscures the text you
type.
/?
Displays help at the command prompt.
Remarks
To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the
Administrators group on the local computer, or you must
have been delegated the appropriate authority. If the
computer is joined to a domain, members of the Domain
Admins group might be able to perform this procedure. As a
security best practice, consider using Run as to perform
this procedure.
The /v HIGHEST_VERSION parameter is valid only when
previous versions of the file are stored on the computer.
Otherwise, Iisback.vbs returns an error explaining that it
cannot find a file to replace.
Examples
The following examples show how to use iisback /backup in
specific situations.
To back up the IIS configuration
The following command creates a new backup copy of the IIS
configuration on the local computer. It uses the /b
parameter to assign the name ReskitBkp to the file.

iisback /backup /b ReskitBkp

In response, Iisback.vbs displays the following success
message indicating that the backup copy has been created,
and that the default version value, NEXT_VERSION, is
assigned to the file. Because this is the first backup
copy named ReskitBkp, Iisback.vbs assigns the version
number 0 to the backup copy.

Backup ReskitBkp version NEXT_VERSION has been CREATED.

The new backup copy is displayed in the following list of
backup copies on the server.


Backup Name Version # Date/Time
=ReskitBkp 0 1/9/2001
5:00:04 AM

The ReskitBkp backup copy consists of two files,
ReskitBkp.MD0, which contains the metabase, and
ReskitBkp.SC0, which contains the schema. Both files are
stored in the Systemroot\System32\inetsrv\MetaBack
directory on the computer.

To create an encrypted backup copy of a remote IIS
configuration
The following command creates a backup copy of the IIS
configuration on the \\Svr01 remote server.

This command uses the /b parameter to assign the file
name, Svr01bkp, to the backup copy and the /v parameter to
specify the version number (15) of the new backup copy. To
encrypt the session key in the backup copy, the command
uses the /e parameter and password, 7W*48Hv6#.

The command also uses the /s parameter to provide the name
of the remote computer, and the /u and /p parameters to
run the script tool with the permissions of the user's
Administrator account.

iisback /backup /b Svr01bkp /v 15 /e 7W*48Hv6# /s svr01 /u
admin21 /p Rrr3Qv7s
In response, Iisback.vbs displays the following success
message:

Backup Svr01bkp version 15 has been CREATED.

This command created the Svr01bkp version 15 backup copy
of the \\Svr01 IIS configuration and stored the data in
the Svr01bkp.MD15 and Svr01bkp.SC15 files in the
Systemroot\System32\inetsvr\MetaBack directory of the
remote computer.

A list operation shows the backup copies stored on the
remote server. The backup command created the final entry
in the list.



Backup Name Version # Date/Time
=Asiasvr 1 1/8/2001
9:18:25 PM
Svr01bkp 11 1/3/2001
3:00:42 AM
Svr01bkp 12 1/4/2001
3:00:12 AM
Svr01bkp 13 1/5/2001
3:01:00 AM
Svr01bkp 14 1/6/2001
3:00:00 AM
Svr01bkp 15 1/9/2001
5:18:04 AM

Although it is not evident from the list, the session key
in the backup copy is encrypted and you must provide the
backup password, 7W*48Hv6#, to use the backup in a restore
operation.

Also, note that the dates and times listed are in UTC, not
the local time for the IIS server.

To replace a backup copy
The following command replaces the most recent backup copy
of the local IIS configuration with a newer backup. You
can use this command format to update the backup copy that
you maintain for the server.

The command uses the /b parameter to specify the name of
the backup copy. It uses the /v HIGHEST_VERSION parameter
to direct Iisback.vbs to replace the latest version of the
backup copy named CurrentBackup instead of creating a new
version. It also uses the /overwrite parameter, which is
required with /v HIGHEST_VERSION to permit Iisback.vbs to
replace an existing backup.

iisback /backup /b CurrentBackup /v
HIGHEST_VERSION /overwrite
In response, Iisback displays the following success
message:

Backup CurrentBackup version 0 has been CREATED.

The command created new versions of the CurrentBackup.md0
and CurrentBackup.sc0 files, which replaced files with the
same names.

iisback /restore

Replaces the current Internet Information Services (IIS)
configuration (metabase and schema) settings on a local or
remote computer with the configuration settings stored in
a backup copy.

Syntax
iisback[.vbs] /restore /b BackupName [/v {Integer |
HIGHEST_VERSION}] [/e EncryptionPassword] [/s Computer [/u
[Domain\]User [/p Password]]]

Parameters
/b BackupName
Required. Specifies the file name of the backup copy used
in the restore operation.
/v {Integer | HIGHEST_VERSION}
Specifies the version of the backup copy used in the
restore operation. HIGHEST_VERSION is the default. Value
Description
Integer Specifies the version number of the backup copy.
HIGHEST_VERSION Specifies the backup copy with the highest
version number.

/e EncryptionPassword
Provides the password for an encrypted backup copy.
When the session key in a backup copy is encrypted, you
must provide its password to use the copy in a restore
operation.

/s Computer
Runs the script on the specified remote computer. Type the
computer name or IP address without backslashes. By
default, the script runs on the local computer.
/u [Domain\]User
Runs the script with the permissions of the specified user
account. This account must be a member of the
Administrators group on the remote computer. By default,
the script runs with the permissions of the current user
of the local computer.
/p Password
Specifies the password of the user account specified in
the /u parameter. If you omit this parameter, the script
prompts you for the password and obscures the text you
type.
/?
Displays help at the command prompt.
Remarks
To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the
Administrators group on the local computer, or you must
have been delegated the appropriate authority. If the
computer is joined to a domain, members of the Domain
Admins group might be able to perform this procedure. As a
security best practice, consider using Run as to perform
this procedure.
Restore is a complex operation that can take several
minutes to complete. A brief delay is normal for this
operation.
During the restore operation, Web pages, FTP sites, and
SMTP and NNTP services are temporarily stopped. They are
automatically restarted when the operation completes.
Examples
The following examples show how to use iisback /restore in
specific situations.
To restore an IIS configuration
The following command restores the IIS configuration from
the Testbkp, version 3 backup copy. It uses the /b
parameter to specify the name of the backup copy and
the /v parameter to specify the version.

iisback /restore /b Testbkp /v 3
In response, Iisback.vbs displays the following success
message indicating that the IIS configuration is restored:

Backup Testbkp version 3 has been RESTORED.
To verify that the configuration is restored, compare the
current configuration, which is stored in
Systemroot\System32\inetsrv\MetaBase.xml and MBSchema.xml,
with the backup copy files Testbkp.MD3 and Testbkp.SC3 in
the Systemroot\System32\inetsrv\MetaBack directory.

To restore an IIS configuration from an encrypted backup
copy
The following command restores the IIS configuration from
the Svr01bkp version 15 backup copy. The /b parameter is
required to specify the backup copy name. This command
omits the /v parameter and uses the default value,
HIGHEST_VERSION.

iisback /restore /b Svr01bkp
In response, Iisback.vbs displays the following error
message, which indicates that the session key in the
specified backup copy is encrypted and that the command
did not provide the backup password required for the
restore operation. This message appears when the required
password is missing or incorrect.

Connecting to server ...Done.
The password specified is incorrect.
The following version of the command adds the /e parameter
and the backup password, 7W*48Hv6#:

iisback /restore /b Svr01bkp /e 7W*48Hv6#
In response, Iisback.vbs displays the following success
message indicating that the IIS configuration is restored:

Backup Svr01bkp version HIGHEST_VERSION has been RESTORED.
iisback /delete

Deletes a backup copy of the Internet Information Services
(IIS) configuration (metabase and schema) from a remote or
local computer.

Syntax
iisback[.vbs] /delete /b BackupName /v {Integer |
HIGHEST_VERSION} [/s Computer [/u [Domain\]User [/p
Password]]]

Parameters
/b BackupName
Required. Specifies the file name of the backup copy.
/v {Integer | HIGHEST_VERSION}
Required. Specifies the version of the backup copy. Value
Description
Integer Specifies the version number of the backup copy.
HIGHEST_VERSION Indicates the backup copy with the highest
version number.

/s Computer
Runs the script on the specified remote computer. Type the
computer name or IP address without backslashes. By
default, the script runs on the local computer.
/u [Domain\]User
Runs the script with the permissions of the specified user
account. This account must be a member of the
Administrators group on the remote computer. By default,
the script runs with the permissions of the current user
of the local computer.
/p Password
Specifies the password of the user account specified in
the /u parameter. If you omit this parameter, the script
prompts you for the password and obscures the text you
type.
/?
Displays help at the command prompt.
Remarks
To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the
Administrators group on the local computer, or you must
have been delegated the appropriate authority. If the
computer is joined to a domain, members of the Domain
Admins group might be able to perform this procedure. As a
security best practice, consider using Run as to perform
this procedure.
The /u and /p command-line options are available only when
you use /s. You must use /p with /u to provide the user's
password.
The delete operation moves the specified backup copy files
from the Systemroot\System32\inetsrv\MetaBack directory to
the Recycle Bin. This operation does not affect files in
the Systemroot\System32\inetsrv\MetaBack\History
directory.
Examples
The following examples show how to use iisback /delete in
specific situations.
To delete a backup copy of the IIS configuration
The following command deletes the Svr01bkp, version 0
backup copy. It uses the /b parameter to specify the
Srv01bkp series and the /v parameter to specify the
version number. Both parameters are required to identify
the backup copy.

iisback /delete /b Svr01bkp /v 0

In response, Iisback.vbs displays the following message,
indicating that the backup copy is deleted:

Backup Svr01bkp version 0 has been DELETED.
To delete multiple backup copies
This example demonstrates the use of a simple batch file
command to delete a series of backup copies of the IIS
configuration. You can use this command to delete old
files from your archive. You can type the command at the
command line or save it in a batch file.

For /L %%i in (0, 1, 15) do iisback /delete /b Svr01bkp /v
%%i
This batch command deletes Svr01bkp versions 1 through 15
by issuing the iisback /delete command 15 times, once for
each version.

For a more practical application, make the backup name and
version numbers variable. Or, use a dir or iisback /list
command to detect the backup with the lowest version
number, and then append a command to delete the oldest
backup copy (lowest version number) to each command to
create a new backup copy.

iisback /list

Displays backup copies of the Internet Information
Services (IIS) configuration (metabase and schema) stored
on a remote or local computer.

Syntax
iisback[.vbs] /list [/s Computer [/u [Domain\]User [/p
Password]]]

Parameters
/s Computer
Runs the script on the specified remote computer. Type the
computer name or IP address without backslashes. By
default, the script runs on the local computer.
/u [Domain\]User
Runs the script with the permissions of the specified user
account. This account must be a member of the
Administrators group on the remote computer. By default,
the script runs with the permissions of the current user
of the local computer.
/p Password
Specifies the password of the user account specified in
the /u parameter. If you omit this parameter, the script
prompts you for the password and obscures the text you
type.
/?
Displays help at the command prompt.
Remarks
To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the
Administrators group on the local computer, or you must
have been delegated the appropriate authority. If the
computer is joined to a domain, members of the Domain
Admins group might be able to perform this procedure. As a
security best practice, consider using Run as to perform
this procedure.
The /u and /p command-line options are available only when
you use /s. You must use /p with /u to provide the user's
password.
The list operation lists only the backup copies stored in
the default location, Systemroot\System32
\inetsrv\MetaBack. If you move the backup copy files to a
different directory, then the backup copy does not appear
in the list.
Examples
The following command lists the backup copies stored on
the remote server Svr16. It uses the /s parameter to
specify the server name, the /u parameter to specify the
user's Administrator account, and the /p parameter to
specify the password for the Administrator account.

Without parameters, the iisback /list command lists all
backup copies stored on the local computer.

iisback /list /s Svr16 /u Domain06\User1 /p R34*

In response, Iisback.vbs displays all backup copies on
Svr16. The date and time displayed are in UTC.


Backup Name Version # Date/Time
=Asiasvr 0 12/8/2001
9:18:25 PM
Asiasvr 1 1/14/2001
9:02:33 PM
Svr01bkp 11 1/3/2001
3:00:42 AM
Svr01bkp 12 1/4/2001
3:00:12 AM
Svr01bkp 13 1/5/2001
3:01:00 AM
Svr01bkp 14 1/6/2001
3:00:00 AM
Svr01bkp 15 1/9/2001
5:18:04 AM

Remarks
Iisback.vbs performs the same operations that are
available from IIS Manager. You can use either tool to
view and manage backup copies.
Backup copies store only the metabase configuration and
schema. They do not store and cannot be used to restore
Web site content.
Iisback Requirements
The computer issuing the command must be running Windows
XP or a Windows Server 2003 operating system. The user
must be a member of the Administrators group on any
computer that the command affects.
The computer that the command affects must be a server
running Windows Server 2003 with Internet Information
Services (IIS) 6.0 or later.
Each backup operation creates two files, an .MDX file to
store the metabase and an .SCX file to store the schema,
where X is the version number of the backup copy. IIS and
Iisback.vbs store backup copy files in the
Systemroot\System32\inetsrv\MetaBack directory.
The metabase and schema of an IIS configuration include
system-specific and session-specific properties. Do not
copy or import the metabase or schema of one IIS server to
another IIS server without modification. For information
about importing and exporting a metabase configuration
file, search for Metabase Import/Export in IIS 6.0 Help.
For more information about how to access IIS 6.0 Help, see
To view Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 Help.
To copy part of a metabase configuration from one system
to another, use Iiscnfg.vbs.
Iisback.vbs displays a "Connecting to server" message
while it connects to the IIS service on the specified
computer. This message appears whenever you use
Iisback.vbs, whether on a local or a remote computer.
To prevent unauthorized use of backup copies, IIS versions
5.1 and 6.0, and IISback.vbs let you encrypt the backup
copy with a password. The password encrypts the session
key which, in turn, encrypts all properties for which the
secure attribute is set.
You can read an encrypted backup copy (only the session
key and secure properties are encrypted) and you can
delete the files. However, you cannot use the backup copy
in a restore operation unless you provide the encrypting
password. Also, you cannot remove the password encryption
from a backup copy and you cannot change the encrypting
password.

If you do not use password encryption, the session key and
secure properties are encrypted with a blank password,
which prevents you from reading these values, but allows
any member of the Administrators group to restore the
metabase from the backup copy. Neither IIS 5.1 nor 6.0.
support machine key encryption of backup copies.

Iisback.vbs displays the date and time in Coordinated
Universal Time (UTC), not in the local time for the IIS
server.


Salu2!!
Javier Inglés
MS MVP

Muchas gracias por la respuesta.

¿Sabrías alguna manera de hacerlo por linea de comandos

para poder

automatizarlo?

Gracias de todas maneras.

"Javier Inglés [MS MVP]"

escribió en

el mensaje news:27ef01c3e1a9$52881b00$
PAr ahacer un backup de la metabase, abres la mmc del IIS
y sobre el server, botón derecho, All Task--

Backup/Restore metabase

Salu2!!
Javier Inglés
MS MVP

Hola a todos,

vereis, hemos instalado una aplicación en un W2k Advanced

Server. Dicha

aplicación ha configurado varios directorios virtuales en

IIS. Necesitamos

hacer copia de seguridad de dicha configuración.

Hago copia de las carpetas donde están esos directorios

virtuales y además

de la carpeta Inetpub, pero ¿alguien sabe cómo guardar la

configuración del

IIS?

Me imagino que dicha configuración estará tambien el

registro y en algún

otro sitio, pero no la localizo.

Muchas gracias.


.

.

Más info:

HOWTO: Schedule Metabase Backups Using WSH
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...cid=kb;en-
us;302888&Product=iis50

Salu2!!
Javier Inglés
MS MVP

Muchas gracias por la respuesta.

¿Sabrías alguna manera de hacerlo por linea de comandos

para poder

automatizarlo?

Gracias de todas maneras.

"Javier Inglés [MS MVP]"

escribió en

el mensaje news:27ef01c3e1a9$52881b00$
PAr ahacer un backup de la metabase, abres la mmc del IIS
y sobre el server, botón derecho, All Task--

Backup/Restore metabase

Salu2!!
Javier Inglés
MS MVP

Hola a todos,

vereis, hemos instalado una aplicación en un W2k Advanced

Server. Dicha

aplicación ha configurado varios directorios virtuales en

IIS. Necesitamos

hacer copia de seguridad de dicha configuración.

Hago copia de las carpetas donde están esos directorios

virtuales y además

de la carpeta Inetpub, pero ¿alguien sabe cómo guardar la

configuración del

IIS?

Me imagino que dicha configuración estará tambien el

registro y en algún

otro sitio, pero no la localizo.

Muchas gracias.


.

.

Gracias javier, muy bueno.

Estaba buscando algo similar a lo preguntado por Enrique para realizar el
backup del SUS.

Tomas H.

"Javier Inglés [MS MVP]" escribió en
el mensaje news:2fad01c3e1af$c2ef87b0$
Más info:

HOWTO: Schedule Metabase Backups Using WSH
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...cid=kb;en-
us;302888&Product=iis50

Salu2!!
Javier Inglés
MS MVP

Muchas gracias por la respuesta.

¿Sabrías alguna manera de hacerlo por linea de comandos

para poder

automatizarlo?

Gracias de todas maneras.

"Javier Inglés [MS MVP]"

escribió en

el mensaje news:27ef01c3e1a9$52881b00$
PAr ahacer un backup de la metabase, abres la mmc del IIS
y sobre el server, botón derecho, All Task--

Backup/Restore metabase

Salu2!!
Javier Inglés
MS MVP

Hola a todos,

vereis, hemos instalado una aplicación en un W2k Advanced

Server. Dicha

aplicación ha configurado varios directorios virtuales en

IIS. Necesitamos

hacer copia de seguridad de dicha configuración.

Hago copia de las carpetas donde están esos directorios

virtuales y además

de la carpeta Inetpub, pero ¿alguien sabe cómo guardar la

configuración del

IIS?

Me imagino que dicha configuración estará tambien el

registro y en algún

otro sitio, pero no la localizo.

Muchas gracias.


.

.