Backup IIS metabase using C#

How to backup IIS metabase using C#?

Is there any one who knows the answer.
I got couple of VB scripts that can Backup IIS's Metabase.
But not a single thing for C#.
Does any one know how to backup IIS's Metabase using c#.

After searching over the Internet for 3 days..
I have got two VB Scripts , but i dont know how to convert it to C# code.. Can any one help me in this?

---------------Back up IIS Metabase----------------

'**** Start of Script

Dim MyNetowrk
Set MyNetwork = Wscript.createobject("Wscript.Network")

'**** Runs the IIS Metabase Backup

Dim ComputerObj, iFlags, strDate
Set ComputerObj = GetObject("IIS://" & MyNetwork.Computername)
iFlags = (MD_BACKUP_SAVE_FIRST or MD_BACKUP_FORCE_BACKUP)
strDate = Month(date) & "-" & Day(date) & "-" & Year(date) & "-" &
MyNetwork.Computername
ComputerObj.Backup strDate, MD_BACKUP_NEXT_VERSION, iFlags

'**** End of Script


---------Restore IIS Meta Base-----------------------

**** Start of Script

Dim MyNetowrk
Dim ComputerObj

Set MyNetwork = Wscript.createobject("Wscript.Network")

'**** Runs the IIS Metabase Restore

Set ComputerObj = GetObject("IIS://" & MyNetwork.Computername)

'**** Restore the highest number version in MyBackups
'**** Mybackups is the name of the last backup of the metabase
'**** All you have to do is type in the name of it and and the vbs script
'**** You could get more fancy on this and do other things, but this is the
'**** basics of it

ComputerObj.Restore "MyBackups", MD_BACKUP_HIGHEST_VERSION, 0

'**** End of Script

Try asking in the NET forum maybe, this really isn't an IIS question any longer.

Have you get found the solution about whether is it possible to make a backup of a IIS web server (or configuration file) yet?

I am encountering this same situation due to lack of support for .NET. To make the matter worse, if you make a backup of it on one machine and restoring it on another machine would not work. It's what the documentation said.

Look like I may will have to install Apache and move the websites over to it and junk the IIS. Everything I need is all there in the Apache directories. It is pretty organized. I can tweak the configuration to make it work on a different machine. I will have to find a Dot Net module for Apache though.