You are the network administrator for The network consists of a single Active Directory domain named testking.com. All domain controllers run Windows Server 2003. A member server named TestKing3 has IIS installed. TestKing3 hosts all content for company web sites. The server is backed up on magnetic tape once each month. To replace the web functionality of TestKing3, the company acquires a new computer. You configure the computer as a member server named TestKing4 and install IIS. You transfer all content from TestKing3 to TestKing4 and start the IIS service on TestKing4. You discover that TestKing4 is not configured with the IIS settings that were defined on TestKing3. You need to ensure that TestKing4 has the same IIS settings that were defined on TestKing3. What should you do?（）

A. Use the most recent backup tape of TestKing3 to restore the System State data on TestKing4.
B. Use the most recent backup tape of TestKing3 to restore C:\windows\system32\inetsrv\History on TestKing4.
C. Use IIS manager on TestKing3 to select the Save Configuration to Disk option. Edit the files to replace system-specific information. Use the edited files to restore the IIS metabase on TestKing4.
D. Use IIS manager on TestKing3 to select the Backup/Restore Configuration option. Edit the files to replace system-specific information. Use the edited files to restore the IIS metabase on TestKing4.