IIS tree, crowded

[Gulag]

We are hosting several sites on our server, (win 2003 std), and the IIS tree is getting crowded, and the worst thing it is not sorted by anything it seems, so I am having problems finding webs in the tree..

So my question is.... can I do anything to clean up the IIS tree? sort it by letters asc or anything like that?

thx in advance

 

[TRACEYMARYLAND]

No i don't think so how many web sites you got on your server

 

[ChrisHirst]

no you can't, they are in the metabase in the numerical order as they were created.

Good documentation is the key if you expect to get over about 20 virtual hosts on the one server.

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[Gulag]

I have about 40-50 webs...

This kinda s*cks, what when companies are hosting several hundred webs... ah well,, back to the drawing board,, thx guys

 

[Castor66]

When you have lots of webs like you have then a 3rd party tool is your only solution, e.g. nutex on linux etc.

 

[Gulag]

linux is not an option..

 

[Castor66]

I didn't say it was. What I was suggesting is that you look for other 3rd party tools which will help you manage your multi-web environment, e.g. Hosting Controller, Plesk or Ensim

 

[CoreyBryant]

Yes you can easily alphabetize your websites.

Open IIS. Now click on websites so that you see them all in the right window. Now click on description and this will alphabetize them

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[amj67]

lol,,, thx man, this was too easy so i couldnt see it..

Gulag...

 

[CoreyBryant]

Just glad to have helped! Good luck with everything!

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