I am planning to migrate our windows 2003 server (with IIS 6) to windows 2008 (with IIS7). I have found that with this msdeploy migration tool. With this tool can export my websites package on to newer machine, but the problem is I have hundreds of virtual directories in IIS6 which are not necessary now, since I am using asp.net routing feature with new IIS7;I don't want to move all the crappy virtual directories on the new machine and take advantage of new features. I am not able to find any solution to do this cleanly, any help is appreciated.
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It's probably quicker to migrate the lot and script the removal of virtual directories in IIS7 that you no longer require, and then modify the web.config for Asp.net4 routing. | |||
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