Active 5 years, 11 months ago. Viewed 1k times. Thanks in advance. Improve this question. Rld Rld 21 1 1 silver badge 6 6 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. This doesn't actually answer the question, which is about how to move the mailroot directory in IIS ; in this case, "change the paths from within the application" is definitely not as easy as it might seem. FYI, IIS manager doesn't provide any way to move the SMTP application paths; the only ways to actually achieve this are tricky, undocumented and unsupported; this is the reason why the question has been posted.
And while your suggestions make sense and would have been welcome along with a proper answer , the fact remains that you have not actually answered the main question. Then MOVE the directory to i. You can create the same Junction with mklink, but Hardlink Shell Extension is nicer.
Result: For the system inetpub is still on C:, but in reality it is on D: or wherever you moved it. Wednesday, September 7, AM. Tuesday, March 13, PM. Thank you! Wednesday, February 27, PM. Carmen Haven't tested it on Windows Server , yet Friday, August 2, AM. Works on Windows Server Friday, October 25, AM. But IIS 8. The IIS web server allows developers to serve a website from anywhere on the computer. By keeping the website in the inetpub subfolders, the files only have the appropriate access, and the website can be secured properly.
As with many Windows products, there is an active developer community that loves to hate IIS as a web server. They tend to use Apache — an open source web server. Then developers tend to stick with what they know after learning how to build and manage websites on IIS. And because IIS is a Microsoft product, Microsoft is willing to put a lot of resources into developing the IIS web server, securing the host computer and offering support to troubleshoot problems.
There also is a sizable community of developers helping each other work through any issues. I went to restart the web services to find that it wouldn't start on further troubleshooting I became aware that the service is reilant on the Windows Process Activation Service. But I can't get this to start. Error 3: System Cannot find the path specified. This has probley been asked over and over again but all help would be highly regard.
Thursday, April 26, PM. User posted Why did you move Inetpub? Friday, April 27, PM. Saturday, April 28, PM. User posted Right on a pro note is there a way of installing IIS on a differnet drive not the local? User posted With IIS7, you can not change the location of inetpub at install.
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