Back Up server data (IIS configuration, Task Scheduler, Service list, and app)

The script can be used to export IIS configurations, task schedules, service lists, and apps, while supporting Windows 2003 and 2008.

#Define Backup Location$iisfolder="D:\Backup_all\IIS"$taskfolder="D:\Backup_all\Task"$servicesfolder="D:\Backup_all\Service"$appfolder="D:\Backup_all\app"#define where the source app files are located$app _sourcefolder="D:\DDservice"#New FolderIf(! (Test-path$iisfolder) ) {mkdir$iisfolder}If(! (Test-path$taskfolder) ) {mkdir$taskfolder}If(! (Test-path$servicesfolder) ) {mkdir$servicesfolder}If(! (Test-path$appfolder) ) {mkdir$appfolder}#export a list of services$servicepath=$servicesfolder+"\services_list.txt"Get-service |ft Displayname,name,status-wrap | Out-file $servicepath#Backup App$CurrentPath=$MyInvocation. MyCommand.Path.substring (0,$MyInvocation. MyCommand.Path.LastIndexOf (' \ ') +1)$uncopyfile= Join-path$CurrentPath Backup_all_uncopy.txt$apppath=$appfolder+"\"xcopy/e/h/r/s/y/exclude:$uncopyfile $app _sourcefolder\*.*$apppath $Version= [System.Environment]::OSVersion.Version.MajorIf($Version -ne5){#To back up the IIS configuration, use the Appcmd Restore backup command to restore the IIS configuration: appcmd Restore Backup BackupName$iispath=$iisfolder+"\"New-alias-name Appcmd-value$env: windir\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exeappcmd Add backupxcopy/s/y C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\backup$iispath#Export a task schedule, use the Schtasks/create command to import a task plan$Schedule= new-object-com"Schedule.service"$Schedule. Connect ()$Schedules=$Schedule. GetFolder ("\"). Gettasks (0)If($TaskName -eq $null){  Foreach($task inch $Schedules)    {     $taskname=$task. Name$taskpath=$taskfolder+"\"+$taskname+". XML"cmd/C"chcp 437 >null && schtasks/query/xml one/tn""$taskname"" "|out-file $taskpath    }}}Else{#Backup Task Schedule, copy the backed up files to C:\WINDOWS\Tasks to complete the restore$taskpath=$taskfolder+"\"xcopy/s/y C:\WINDOWS\Tasks$taskpath#backing up the IIS configuration, using Iiscnfg/import to restore the IIS configuration#Example:cscript.exe c:\windows\system32\iiscnfg.vbs/import/f d:\i.xml/sp//children/d DD123/DP/$time= Get-date-uformat"%y%m%d%h%m"$iispath=$iisfolder+"\"+"iisconfig03_"+$time+". XML"cscript.exe C:\Windows\System32\iiscnfg.vbs/export/f$iispath/SP//CHILDREN/D DD123}

The backup_all_uncopy.txt file is placed in the same directory as the above script, which reads as follows:

\log\
\logs\

Back Up server data (IIS configuration, Task Scheduler, Service list, and app)