IIS Install

We just deployed a 2003 enterprise 64 bit server. We are trying to install
IIS on it now and we are receiving a message saying it can not find
appsrv64.msc and asking for the cd. We have copied the i386 folder to the
C:\drive already and have been pointing there but it still says it can not
find it. I have done a physical search on my Enterprise cd and I can not find
the file either. I am not in the same location as the server but is this one
of those weird things were we actually have to have the cd in the drive

Re: IIS Install

Hi Mike,

Since you deployed 64-bit, the files that you are looking for should be in
the AMD64 folder and not the i386 folder.

--
Rick Barber

http://www.orcsweb.com
Managed Complex Hosting
#1 in Service and Support

"Mike Brester" wrote in message
news:C11533C3-9EB8-42FC-8B66-AB8CED1AC107@microsoft.com...
> We just deployed a 2003 enterprise 64 bit server. We are trying to install
> IIS on it now and we are receiving a message saying it can not find
> appsrv64.msc and asking for the cd. We have copied the i386 folder to the
> C:\drive already and have been pointing there but it still says it can not
> find it. I have done a physical search on my Enterprise cd and I can not
> find
> the file either. I am not in the same location as the server but is this
> one
> of those weird things were we actually have to have the cd in the drive

Re: IIS Install

Thanks Rick. I did my install off the R2 set of disk you get from MS. Do you
know if that would be on disk 1 or 2? I just looked at both disks and can not
find that folder.
Mike

"Rick Barber" wrote:

> Hi Mike,
>
> Since you deployed 64-bit, the files that you are looking for should be in
> the AMD64 folder and not the i386 folder.
>
> --
> Rick Barber
>
> http://www.orcsweb.com
> Managed Complex Hosting
> #1 in Service and Support
>
> "Mike Brester" wrote in message
> news:C11533C3-9EB8-42FC-8B66-AB8CED1AC107@microsoft.com...
> > We just deployed a 2003 enterprise 64 bit server. We are trying to install
> > IIS on it now and we are receiving a message saying it can not find
> > appsrv64.msc and asking for the cd. We have copied the i386 folder to the
> > C:\drive already and have been pointing there but it still says it can not
> > find it. I have done a physical search on my Enterprise cd and I can not
> > find
> > the file either. I am not in the same location as the server but is this
> > one
> > of those weird things were we actually have to have the cd in the drive
>
>
>

Re: IIS Install

Mike,

I looked through our catalog of disks and all the 64-bit disks have
appsrv64.msc on them in the /AMD64 folder including ones that we have that
have R2 with them.

I do see our two disks for Windows Server 2003 standard R2 but neither of
those have either the i386 folder or AMD64 folder anywhere near the root.
It appears to me that you don't have the correct disks.

--
Rick Barber

http://www.orcsweb.com
Managed Complex Hosting
#1 in Service and Support

"Mike Brester" wrote in message
news:C3D443E0-22B0-4573-976C-109F2F91BF4D@microsoft.com...
> Thanks Rick. I did my install off the R2 set of disk you get from MS. Do
> you
> know if that would be on disk 1 or 2? I just looked at both disks and can
> not
> find that folder.
> Mike
>
> "Rick Barber" wrote:
>
>> Hi Mike,
>>
>> Since you deployed 64-bit, the files that you are looking for should be
>> in
>> the AMD64 folder and not the i386 folder.
>>
>> --
>> Rick Barber
>>
>> http://www.orcsweb.com
>> Managed Complex Hosting
>> #1 in Service and Support
>>
>> "Mike Brester" wrote in message
>> news:C11533C3-9EB8-42FC-8B66-AB8CED1AC107@microsoft.com...
>> > We just deployed a 2003 enterprise 64 bit server. We are trying to
>> > install
>> > IIS on it now and we are receiving a message saying it can not find
>> > appsrv64.msc and asking for the cd. We have copied the i386 folder to
>> > the
>> > C:\drive already and have been pointing there but it still says it can
>> > not
>> > find it. I have done a physical search on my Enterprise cd and I can
>> > not
>> > find
>> > the file either. I am not in the same location as the server but is
>> > this
>> > one
>> > of those weird things were we actually have to have the cd in the drive
>>
>>
>>