IIS6 and PoweShell

Does anyone have any scripts for IIS6 using PowerShell:

1) Assigning ASP.NET version to a virtual directory/application?

2) Creating an application pool

3) Assigning a virtual directory to an application pool

Since no one has piped in I'll try to help point you in the right directory.

First I don't know any PowerShell scripts for IIS6. In order for a script to
access IIS it needs to go through IIS ADSI provider regardless of the
language. There are a _lot_ of scripts showing how to do this in VBScript and
information here on how to convert from VBScript to Poswershell

Check out the below URL for a start

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr....mspx?mfr=true


The first part of what you'll need to do is to instanicate an IISWebService.
Here is one way

$webService = Get-WMIObject -namespace root/MicrosoftIISv2 -class
IISWebService

To get a list of the methods properties use Get-Member


$webService | Get-Member

To get a list of all the classes within the ADSI provider for IIS namespace
use

Get-WMIObject -namespace root/MicrosoftIISv2 -list

All of the above assumes you will be creating this on the local machine. To
do this remotely I'd suggest using COM rather than Get-WMIObject. I've had
problems with WMI when creating the class via PS where credidential were
required.

Look at the SWbemLocator COM component. Again there are a lot of samples
showing how to do this in VBScript.

new-object -COM WbemScripting.SWbemLocator

will get you one of these.

"dm3281" wrote:

Check this URL,
http://blog.crowe.co.nz/archive/2006/07/11/669.aspx

The sample scripts are in VBscript but I'm sure you can easly convert it
to PowerShell.

-Enumerating Application Pools
-Enumerating Applications in an Application Pool
-Enumerating Application Pool Properties
-Enumerating the Periodic Recycling of all Application Pools
-Creating an Application Pool
-Creating an Application Pool to run with a specific identity
-Starting an Application Pool

Shay
http://scriptolog.blogspot.com

dm3281 wrote: Let me know if you're figured things out based on Bob and Shay have
mentioned. If not, this could be an interesting series of blog posts.

Marco

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Thanks all --

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