CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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chandu
chandu

Reputation: 35

How to get the IIS site Physical path and the Binding details using power shell script

I wrote a PS script where in it will export all the IIS site details and App-pool details to the Excel sheet, but when i use the command Get-IISSite the physical path and the binding details are not displaying in the output console as below, the code is as follows, please help me to fix the issue which i am facing to export the IIS site and app-pool details

Code

#Clearing the Console host in PS
Clear-Host

$Computers = Get-Content "C:\TEMP\servers.txt" 

Invoke-Command -ComputerName $Computers -ScriptBlock {
    # Changed to newer IISAdministration Module to match Get-IISAppPool
    $Websites = Get-IISSite

    foreach ($Website in $Websites) {

        $AppPool = Get-IISAppPool -Name $Website.Applications[0].ApplicationPoolName

        [PSCustomObject]@{
            Website_Name                  = $Website.Name
            Website_Id                    = $Website.Id -join ';'
            Website_State                 = $Website.State -join ';'
            Website_PhysicalPath          = Get-ChildItem -Path IIS:\Sites\P #$Website.PhysicalPath -join ';'
            Website_Bindings              = $Website.Bindings.Collection -join ';'
            Website_Attributes            = ($Website.Attributes | ForEach-Object { $_.name + "=" + $_.value }) -join ';'
            AppPool_Name                  = $AppPool.Name -join';'
            AppPool_State                 = $AppPool.State -join ';'
            AppPool_ManagedRuntimeVersion = $AppPool.ManagedRuntimeVersion -join ';'
            AppPool_ManagedPipelineMode   = $AppPool.ManagedPipelineMode -join ';'
            AppPool_StartMode             = $AppPool.StartMode -join ';'
        }
    }
} | Export-Excel -Path C:\users\$env:username\documents\Site_App-pool_Details.xlsx -AutoSize -BoldTopRow

OutPut

Website_Name                  : Test
Website_Id                    : 2
Website_State                 : Started
Website_PhysicalPath          : 
Website_Bindings              : 
Website_Attributes            : name=Test;id=2;serverAutoStart=False;state=
                                1
AppPool_Name                  : Test
AppPool_State                 : Started
AppPool_ManagedRuntimeVersion : v4.0
AppPool_ManagedPipelineMode   : Integrated
AppPool_StartMode             : OnDemand
PSComputerName                : AAA
RunspaceId                    : 47d..

When i use the command **Get-Website** i will get all the output details of the IIS site but not the IIS App-pool details the code is a below

Output
Website_Name                  : Test
Website_Id                    : 2
Website_State                 : Started
Website_PhysicalPath          : C:\AAA
Website_Bindings              : http 10.62.:Test.com
Website_Attributes            : name=Test;id=2;serverAutoStart=False;state=
                                1
AppPool_Name                  : 
AppPool_State                 : 
AppPool_ManagedRuntimeVersion : 
AppPool_ManagedPipelineMode   : 
AppPool_StartMode             : 
PSComputerName                : AAA
RunspaceId                    : 15d..

Please help me like how to get all the IIS site and App-pool details by using any of the command from both (Get-Website or Get-WebSite)

Thanks in Advance.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 3885

Answers (2)

AdminOfThings
AdminOfThings

Reputation: 25021

You can do the following with Get-Website and Get-IISAppPool.

$Websites = Get-Website

foreach ($Website in $Websites) {

    $AppPool = Get-IISAppPool -Name $Website.ApplicationPool

    [PSCustomObject]@{
        Website_Name                  = $Website.Name
        Website_Id                    = $Website.Id -join ';'
        Website_State                 = $Website.State -join ';'
        Website_PhysicalPath          = $Website.PhysicalPath
        Website_Bindings              = $Website.Bindings.Collection -join ';'
        Website_Attributes            = ($Website.Attributes | ForEach-Object { $_.name + "=" + $_.value }) -join ';'
        AppPool_Name                  = $AppPool.Name -join';'
        AppPool_State                 = $AppPool.State -join ';'
        AppPool_ManagedRuntimeVersion = $AppPool.ManagedRuntimeVersion -join ';'
        AppPool_ManagedPipelineMode   = $AppPool.ManagedPipelineMode -join ';'
        AppPool_StartMode             = $AppPool.StartMode -join ';'
    }
}

Sample Output

Website_Name                  : Default Web Site
Website_Id                    : 1
Website_State                 : Started
Website_PhysicalPath          : %SystemDrive%\inetpub\wwwroot
Website_Bindings              : net.msmq localhost;msmq.formatname localhost;net.tcp 808:*;net.pipe *;http *:80:
Website_Attributes            : name=Default Web Site;id=1;serverAutoStart=True;state=1
AppPool_Name                  : DefaultAppPool
AppPool_State                 : Started
AppPool_ManagedRuntimeVersion : v4.0
AppPool_ManagedPipelineMode   : Integrated
AppPool_StartMode             : OnDemand

Changes Made

  1. Use Get-Website to populate $Websites.
  2. Pass $Website.ApplicationPool into the -Name parameter of Get-IISAppPool.
  3. Set Website_PhysicalPath to $Website.PhysicalPath

Upvotes: 1

John Haczewski
John Haczewski

Reputation: 21

you have a weird comment in your code on that line which breaks it; but, try this:

Get-Item IIS:\Sites\$Website | Select-Object -ExpandProperty physicalPath

instead of 

Get-ChildItem -Path IIS:\Sites\$Website.PhysicalPath

for bindings:

$Website.Bindings.bindingInformation

instead of 

$Website.Bindings.Collection

Upvotes: 1

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