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Hello. I need a script that lists connections to IIS with information to which application each connections is made.
Is it possible ?
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@Raginya Alexandr Does "Get-IISSite" meet your needs? The Get-IISSite cmdlet gets information about IIS web sites and their current status and other key information. If not, please post more details information about your requirement.
Hello. No, "Get-IIsSite" does meet my needs.
What i need: information about connections to IIS server, with information about application to which eash connection is established.
@Raginya Alexandr If so, as far as I know, there is no such script. You need to write one according to your needs. This is a very complicated process, I suggest you open a support ticket for this.