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Backing Up a Single Site The new version of STSADM even replaces the old Smigrate, which previously was the preferred way of backing up a single site or copying sites between SharePoint servers. The new commands in STSADM are Export for backing up a single site and the Import for restoring the site. Below is a summary of what this new set of commands can do: It can back up and restore single sites. It can back up any site including its subsites. It does not have to be the top-level site in the site collection. It can restore the site permissions (something the old Smigrate could not do). The result will be stored as a file. It must be executed on a SharePoint server with a Central Administration tool installed. You must be the site administrator to run this command. This is a command line tool. You can schedule it using Windows Tasks. This is a great tool when you need to make a backup of a single site; for example, when you want to move or copy a site to another SharePoint environment, or to move a site from one site collection to another in the same SharePoint server. In the following example, you will make a backup of a subsite with the URL http://srv1/sitedirectory/it and save the backup file as "it.bak" to the c:\bkup folder. Then you will restore this site to another URL location (http://srv1/sitedirectory/ sales/it) and retain the same user permission settings. Try It Out Back Up a Single Site with STSADM 1. Log on to the SharePoint server as the administrator. 2. Open a command window and run the following command: Stsadm --o export --url http://srv1/sitedirectory/it -includeusersecurity↩ --filename c:\bkup\it.bak 3. Open the c:\bkup folder and verify that your backup file is there, along with a log file. 4. Next, restore this file to the URL http://srv1/sitedirectory/sales/it: Stsadm --o import --url http://srv1/sitedirectory/sales/it↩ -includeusersecurity --filename c:\bkup\it.bak 5. Log on to the new site and verify that it works and that it has the same user permissions.
mk:@MSITStore:C:\DOCUME~1\KUDRJA~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\_tc\2007.Wrox.Be... 19.03.2008
Page 1 of 1
Backing Up a Single Site The new version of STSADM even replaces the old Smigrate, which previously was the preferred way of backing up a single site or copying sites between SharePoint servers. The new commands in STSADM are Export for backing up a single site and the Import for restoring the site. Below is a summary of what this new set of commands can do: It can back up and restore single sites. It can back up any site including its subsites. It does not have to be the top-level site in the site collection. It can restore the site permissions (something the old Smigrate could not do). The result will be stored as a file. It must be executed on a SharePoint server with a Central Administration tool installed. You must be the site administrator to run this command. This is a command line tool. You can schedule it using Windows Tasks. This is a great tool when you need to make a backup of a single site; for example, when you want to move or copy a site to another SharePoint environment, or to move a site from one site collection to another in the same SharePoint server. In the following example, you will make a backup of a subsite with the URL http://srv1/sitedirectory/it and save the backup file as "it.bak" to the c:\bkup folder. Then you will restore this site to another URL location (http://srv1/sitedirectory/ sales/it) and retain the same user permission settings. Try It Out Back Up a Single Site with STSADM 1. Log on to the SharePoint server as the administrator. 2. Open a command window and run the following command: Stsadm --o export --url http://srv1/sitedirectory/it -includeusersecurity↩ --filename c:\bkup\it.bak 3. Open the c:\bkup folder and verify that your backup file is there, along with a log file. 4. Next, restore this file to the URL http://srv1/sitedirectory/sales/it: Stsadm --o import --url http://srv1/sitedirectory/sales/it↩ -includeusersecurity --filename c:\bkup\it.bak 5. Log on to the new site and verify that it works and that it has the same user permissions.
mk:@MSITStore:C:\DOCUME~1\KUDRJA~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\_tc\2007.Wrox.Be... 19.03.2008
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