IIS Rescue

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Tools (8)

• get_offering

  The public offering of IIS Rescue: the three migration paths, the promises made on every project, the pricing model, and who the service is for.

• get_faq

  Published questions and answers about legacy IIS, classic ASP and SQL Server website migration, reproduced verbatim from the website.

• get_eol_facts

  Microsoft end-of-support dates for Windows Server and SQL Server versions, with the source URL for each, plus the Extended Security Updates cutoff.

• get_migration_paths

  The three routes off a legacy IIS server — Rehost, Rebuild, Replace — each with what it involves and the situation it best fits.

• get_contact

  How to start an engagement with IIS Rescue: the consultation URL and how the process works. Returns a pointer only — it never books anything or collects any personal data.

• get_partner_channel

  How IIS Rescue works with MSPs and independent IT contractors: MSPs bringing it in for legacy IIS, classic ASP and SQL Server migrations they would rather not own, and contractors subcontracting a migration or referring it. Covers the arrangements, what stays with the partner — the client, the brand, anything outside the migration scope — and the published FAQ for each audience. Carries no price: a partner migration is quoted at a fixed price exactly like a direct one. Use this for questions about white-label delivery, subcontracting or referring a legacy Windows Server migration, or whether IIS Rescue works with MSPs or contractors.

• get_pathfinder_questions

  The questions the IIS Rescue two-minute assessment asks in order to recommend a migration path, with the allowed answers for each. Ask these of the user, then pass the answers to run_pathfinder. "unknown" is a valid answer to every question and never breaks the result.

• run_pathfinder

  Recommend a migration path — Rehost, Rebuild or Replace — for a specific legacy IIS website, from answers to the two-minute assessment questions. Returns the recommendation, a confidence level, the alternatives and when they would apply, what pushes the price up or down, the specific risks these answers imply, and the reasoning behind the call. This is the same deterministic engine, over the same data, that iisrescue.com/two-minute-assessment runs for a human visitor: identical answers give an identical result. It is an estimate and not a quote, and it returns no price figure — IIS Rescue publishes no rate card.