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Fpsrvadm About FpsrvadmThe Fpsrvadm utility is a command-line application for UNIX and Microsoft® Windows NT®. It installs the Microsoft® FrontPage® Server Extensions on Web sites, and performs all administrative operations on FrontPage-extended webs, such as updating them with new server extensions, uninstalling the server extensions, and checking that the server extensions are properly configured on a FrontPage-extended web. Fpsrvadm can be run even when the Web server is not running (although the Web server administration service for your server may need to be running). Fpsrvadm must run on the server machine containing the FrontPage Server Extensions. To remotely administer the FrontPage Server Extensions from a PC, use the Fpremadm utility or the HTML Administration Forms. When you invoke Fpsrvadm, you supply an operation, of the form -operation CommandName and a set of command-line arguments in the form -argument value. For example, the following command upgrades the FrontPage Server Extensions on port 80 of the virtual server, sample.microsoft.com:
Each argument has a short form, shown in Fpsrvadm Command-Line Arguments. The sample command above, in short form, is:
For example, on a UNIX-based FrontPage Apache Patch Web server, here's how you would use Fpsrvadm to install the FrontPage Server Extensions on the new virtual server, example.microsoft.com:
Here's what the command and arguments mean:
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