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Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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SuperTramp
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11-10-2009, 12:47 PM
One think I forgot to mention, when you are using WMSVC, the way you connect to it using msdeploy.exe is:
msdeploy -verb:sync -source:<blah> -dest:<blah>,wmsvc=remoteMachineName,username=nonadminuser,password=nonadminpassword -allowUntrusted
Note that wmsvc by default is configured over SSL. And since the default WMSVC uses a ...
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Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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SuperTramp
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11-10-2009, 12:44 PM
There are two types of the agent that the MSDEPLOY.EXE tool can connect to.
1) MSDEPSVC service. This is the "default" agent, and is designed to used by administrators and works on all server platforms (IIS 6+, even IIS 5.1). This agent service (net start msdepsvc) has a configurable URL, but the agent itself will ...
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Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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SuperTramp
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11-05-2009, 1:30 PM
You can use the tool to sync between your 7 servers. The tool is designed to work on IIS 5.1+. So IIS 6 is fully supported, of course modulo any bugs which the team will fix if you post them here.
Are you running the tool on Win2k8? Or some OS that has UAC enabled. You may have to run the command in an elevated ...
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IIS7 - Configuration & Scripting
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SuperTramp
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11-04-2009, 7:20 PM
Can you tell me what exactly you're trying to do. Are you trying to deploy a directory of files to a remote IIS 7 virtual directory? Are you trying to deploy an application remotely?
Without knowing exactly what you want to do, I can tell you that MAYBE the Web Deployment Tool can help you. Suppose all you wanted to ...
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Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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SuperTramp
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11-04-2009, 7:04 PM
Also, is there some indication of the "marked for skip" in the attributes of the file. I.e. is a file attribute like "Hidden" set. If so, you could skip files based on that attribute?
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Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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SuperTramp
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11-03-2009, 11:15 AM
Not sure I understand that answer or what "install tools on their pc" means. Here's my attempt:
WDT was written with 2 main scenarios in mind.
1) The scenario of syncing two web servers/sites/apps for web-farm/administration purposes. There are folks who just use WDT to help them setup a web-farm.
2) The ...
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Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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SuperTramp
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10-25-2009, 8:25 PM
To archive the 6.0 server,
msdeploy -verb:sync -source:webserver60 -dest:archivedir=c:\mymagicdir
To instantiate the new 7.0 server,
msdeploy -verb:sync -source:archivedir=c:\mymagicdir -dest:webserver60
That should be it. Note:
1) If you want to skip the content copy for some reason (i.e. just want to copy the configuration), add a ...
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Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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SuperTramp
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10-23-2009, 4:10 PM
The IIS team developed the "Web Deployment Tool" to help you with this task. You can use it to replicate whole web servers, sites etc. You can replicate just the configuraiton (metabase) or also content/certificates.
There is a separate forum for this tool.
For example, here would be the command line to ...
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Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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SuperTramp
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10-13-2009, 5:23 PM
Without more details, I can only give a general answer. Yes, you can deploy your application to IIS servers using MSDeploy. Its one of the main scenarios that drives MSDeploy.
Suppose you have a directory on your VS2008 box that contains the content for your web app. You could deploy it to an IIS server by doing this ...
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Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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SuperTramp
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10-13-2009, 5:19 PM
Sorry, but the current bits don't support you here (specifically they cannot determine dependencies from your web.config files). Its a good feature that would be considered for V.Next.