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Published on November 14, 2007 by pharr
Updated on January 29, 2009 by pharr
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Introduction This document provides an introducation to WMI by walking through Site management using the IIS 7.0 WebAdministration namespace. Learn how to create, delete, stop, start, and modify sites – all tasks that can be translated easily to objects like ...
Introduction This document introduces WMI CIM Studio, a tool that provides a visual interface for exploring WMI namespaces. Using the new IIS 7.0 "WebAdministration" namespace, you learn how to enumerate classes in a namespace, view the properties and methods ...
Introduction Managing application and application pools on IIS 7.0 can be performed with relative ease by using WMI scripting. This article describes how to accomplish the following entry-level tasks with just a few lines of VBScript: Create and enumerate ...
Introduction WMI scripting lets you manage worker processes and application domains (AppDomains) in IIS 7.0 with relative ease. IIS 7.0 worker processes are spawned by the Windows Process Activation Service (WAS) and executed by W3wp.exe. Worker processes ...
Introduction IIS 7.0 provides a comprehensive managed-code management application programming interface (API) that allows complete manipulation of the XML configuration files and convenience access to server objects. This document walks you through using the ...
Abstract This article shows how configuration sections in the IIS 7.0configuration files (applicationHost.config and web.config) can be accessed programmatically using the Microsoft.Web.Administration APIs. It deals with more complex sections that have nested ...
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