Web service number to name mapping

Hello, I am looking for a way to easily (be it programitacally or
whatever) map IISes W3svc[n] to web server name or URL. These are NT
4.0 machines with VBscript disabled. No I cannot reenable it. Are
there any alternatives to the ADSI for doing this. Going into the MMC,
right clicking in porperties and clicking on logging properties is to
tedious for several boxes when one box has 90 IIS web sites. Apparntly
individual site settings are not stored in the reistry. Please help.
Thank you all in advance.

On 26 Aug 2003 05:29:10 -0700, jdearing.RemoveThis@cuthbeat.com (Justin Dearing)
wrote:

 >Hello, I am looking for a way to easily (be it programitacally or
 >whatever) map IISes W3svc[n] to web server name or URL. These are NT
 >4.0 machines with VBscript disabled. No I cannot reenable it. Are
 >there any alternatives to the ADSI for doing this. Going into the MMC,
 >right clicking in porperties and clicking on logging properties is to
 >tedious for several boxes when one box has 90 IIS web sites. Apparntly
 >individual site settings are not stored in the reistry. Please help.
 >Thank you all in advance.


No, individual site settings are not stored in the registry. Some
stuff is but not that.

Any language that has ADSI capability can do this. Doesn't PERL have
an ADSI library?

I have a program called DomainReportit PRO that traverses the metabase
and prints a report with this information on it. It's an exe you need
to have access to the server to run it.

See my sig.

John Cesta

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