Not off hand. However it is quite easy really. In summary (assuming
that both servers are in the same AD domain!):
- Build new MCMS server and when specifying the database name, make
sure it is the same as the original
- Take a back-up of the original MCMS database
- Restore to new server
- Deploy code (you have made this a repeatble deployment, haven't
you!) to new server
- Make any necessary web.config changes
- Hay presto, done!
IIS config can be complex -- our site is made up of multiple
applications, application pools, webservices, 3 versions of .Net,
about 8 databases on 3 database servers and so on all running on the
same server. Don't forget Firewall config, that can burn you if you're
in a hurry. Filesystem permissions. Special user accounts. Any
hotfixes you may have applied to MCMS. Telerik editor configuration
files.
If you've got a very simple setup, maybe it'll work. Best advice I can
offer is "plan and test".