Backup and Restore Sharepoint Site (NOT Site Collection)

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Export-spweb –identity http://sp2010:8083/abc -path c:\sitebkup\mysite.bak

Import-SPWeb –identity http://sp2010:8083/ict -path c:\sitebkup\mysite.bak
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Updated on June 04, 2022

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  • Nitin Srivastava
    Nitin Srivastava almost 2 years

    My Setup:
    Sharepoint 2010 with SP1
    SiteCollection URL: http://sp2010:8083/
    Site URL: http://sp2010:8083/abc

    Requirement:
    Need to change the URL of the Site
    from http://sp2010:8083/abc
    to http://sp2010:8083/ict

    My Approach:
    Use Backup-SPSite and Restore-SPSite commands to backup the site abc and then restore it on the site ict

    Problem: Backup-SPSite and Restore-SPSite work for Site collections but are not working for Sites. I get the following error

    The specified URL is not a top-level Web site. The backup and
    restore operations work only for top-level Web sites. Enter the URL for a site
    to try the operation again.
    

    Kindly help how to change the URL of the site. I am aware of the fact that you cannot change the URL of a Sharepoint site but I think backup and restore can be used to achieve the same.

    I am not able to understand that how a company like Microsoft not provide an option to change the URL easily.

    Thanks,

    Nitin