Re: Restore Content Database problem
- From: "Ricko" <rdemarco@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 12 Sep 2006 23:57:42 -0700
I found that by having the exact same security as I did before hand
that it now works. The new server was not put onto a domain but once it
was everything worked fine. Does anyone know if you can make it work
without the same security setings?
Ricko wrote:
Sorry,
I just replied to my original topic and can see it about but not sure
why you wouldn't..
Here is my post again
Hi,
I have spent basically the whole day reading about restoring the
content database in WSS but I still can't seem to get it working. I
really hope someone can help me out..
The only backup I have is the content database (SQL 2000 backup) but
not the configuration database.
The steps I've done so far are on a new server are:
1. Restored the database into sql
2. Installed WSS with remotesql=yes and server farm option
3. Run through the first central admin setup pages choosing an
application pool with identity of the local admin account. This also
created a new configuration database.
4. Created a new web site in IIS
5. Extended this site in WSS
6. Removed the newly created content database via 'Manage content
databases ' in central administration
7. Added my restored content database as the new content database -
once I did this I can see that Current Number of Sites = 1
8. Added the local admin account as a security and process admin and
database creator role of my restored content database.
When I browse to the site I get 'Cannot complete this action'
Firstly is there something I have missed? Do I need the original
configuration database?
I've also run exec sp_changedbowner 'server\Administrator' but it says
The proposed new database owner is already a user in the database so it
must of been using the same user as I am using now, I couldn't check
this because the old server crashed and the only backup I have is the
content db.
Does anyone have any idea what I might of done wrong?
Thanks, Rick
Todd Klindt [MVP] wrote:
You didn't quote the original problem with this request for help, so I have
no idea whether I can help you or not.
tk
"Ricko" <rdemarco@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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So nobody can help me with this? I have successfully restored a backup
from a test content database but the main difference here is that I
restored it to the same server that I backed it up from so all security
etc was the same.
I'm thinking that it may be related to the new server that I am
restoring to may have slightly different security - app pool identity,
sql accounts. Does the security need to be identical for this restore
process to work?
Thanks, Rick
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