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How To Determine Which Application Pool W3WP.EXE Belongs To on an IIS 6 Web Server

Thursday, November 05, 2009 12:58 PM

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# re: How To Determine Which Application Pool W3WP.EXE Belongs To on an IIS 6 Web Server

When i execute iisapp.vbs, I receive a Windows Script Host error that says "The script does not work with WScript". 3/4/2010 1:15 AM | WIllem

# re: How To Determine Which Application Pool W3WP.EXE Belongs To on an IIS 6 Web Server

Hi Willem, that's likely caused because Wscript as set as your default scripting engine instead of cscript. All you need to do is put cscript in front of the command when you run it, like this:

cscript iisapp.vbs 3/4/2010 12:44 PM | Tray

# re: How To Determine Which Application Pool W3WP.EXE Belongs To on an IIS 6 Web Server

I encountered the same problem a few months ago. I didn't do anything about it though. Will try this one. 5/5/2010 4:10 AM | Blocked Drains

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