A repair operation is available to correct certain aspects of a workgroup that may have been manually configured or damaged. The repair operation can be used to install a fresh set of web pages for the workgroup, delete and re-create the web server settings for the workgroup, and reset the related file system permissions. The repair operation is not available for a workgroup until it has been upgraded to the latest version. The latest version is the version that matches that of the Workgroup Management System. The Workgroup Management System version can be found in the upper right corner of the Workgroup Management System Home Page.

The options available to repair a workgroup are:

• Copy Web Files
  This option will copy a fresh set of web pages into the workgroup's directory. By default, the workgroup's directory can be found at C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\NetResultsTracker\workgroup where workgroup is the name of the workgroup.

  If you have customized the workgroup's login page you will need to re-apply the changes after performing a repair with this option selected.

• Reset File Permissions
  This option will reset the file system permissions for the workgroup to the defaults that were set when the workgroup was created.

  If you have manually applied your own custom file system permissions to your workgroups, you will need to re-apply these changes after running the repair operation with this option selected.

• Repair IIS Application Settings
  This option will delete and recreate the IIS settings related to this workgroup.

  If you have manually applied any custom security in IIS for your workgroups, you will need to re-apply these changes to this workgroup after running the repair operation.

To repair a workgroup:

1. Login to the Workgroup Management System
2. Click on the Repair icon in the Button Bar. Or, you can also click on the Repair icon to the left of the workgroup name on the Home Page.
3. If you clicked on the Repair icon in the button bar, you will be prompted to select a workgroup from the pulldown menu, then click on the Repair button below the pulldown menu.
4. A confirmation page will appear. Click the Back button to select another workgroup to be repaired. Check the boxes that correspond to the areas you wish to repair. Click on the Repair Workgroup button to complete the repair operation.
5. Re-apply any custom settings for the workgroup (such as file system permissions or IIS application settings).