Mysite web application was created either when creating the
new SSP as the new mysite host or manually using My Site Host template, in
which case you need to add an wildcard inclusion to /personal manged path
Backup and Restore
enumerate all the mysites that were already created (output
it to a file for easier work):
stsadm –o enumsites –url http://portal/personal/
> c:\mysites.txt
ex: stsadm –o enumsites –url http://YourMysite/personal/
> C:\mysites.txt
Edit the txt file and create 3 batch files of it:
One for backing up the mysites, one for creating the
destination mysites, one for restoring from backup at the destination: for
instance, the following line from the initial file resulted (mysites.txt)
<Site Url=http://portal/personal/username
Owner="Domain\username"
SecondaryOwner="Domain\administrator"
ContentDatabase="ContentDBName" StorageUsedMB="0.4"
StorageWarningMB="80" StorageMaxMB="100" />
Ex: <Site Url="https://YourMysite/personal/YourUserName"
Owner=" Your DomainName\YourPrimaryUserName " SecondaryOwner=" YourDomainName\YourSecondaryUserName
" ContentDatabase="Your MySite Content DB Name"
StorageUsedMB="Your Mysite Data Size" StorageWarningMB="0"
StorageMaxMB="0" />
It will become (in 3 bat files):
Backup
stsadm -o backup -url http://portal/personal/username
-filename c:\backup\username.dat
Ex: stsadm -o backup -url https://YourMysite/personal/YourUserName
-filename c:\backup\username.dat
Create MySite
stsadm -o createsite -url http://mysite/personal/username -sitetemplate
SPSPERS -owneremail username@domain.com
-ownerlogin "Domain\username"
Ex: stsadm -o createsite -url https://YourMysite/personal/YourUserName
-sitetemplate SPSPERS -owneremail YourEmailAddress@DomainName.com
-ownerlogin "Your DomainName\YourUserName"
Restore
stsadm -o restore -url http://mysite/personal/username
-filename c:\backup\username.dat –overwrite
Ex: stsadm -o restore -url https://YourMysite/personal/YourUserName
-filename “c:\backup\username.dat” -overwrite
That’s it. Do it same for the rest of my sites
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