by Nik Charlebois
This is going to be a very short Blog Post, not to say a brain dump, but if you ever need to retrieve the credentials used in a Specific ApplicationPool in IIS, you can use the following snippet of PowerShell code to do so: This will output something similar to the following: Now, I am […]
Read More Easily Retrieve IIS ApplicationPool CredentialsWhile this article doesn’t apply directly for SharePoint admins, it is targeting any users who are in charge of maintaining an IIS server and who wish to use PowerShell to monitor their servers. The processed associated with the various application pools defined in IIS are called “w3wp”. For the scope of this example, we will […]
Read More Monitoring IIS with PowerShellAssume you are trying to automate changes to one of your SharePoint web application’s web.config file using PowerShell. In order for you to be able to achieve this, you will need to instantiate a new object from the Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration namespace called SPWebConfigModification. This object will take in several properties such as the path to the […]
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