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theonesuperdave
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I was wondering if anyone knows how to use WMI and powershell to access
application pools on a remote machine? I have tried different variation of
the following command:
PS C:\Scripts> gwmi -class IIsApplicationPool -namespace
"root\MicrosoftIISv2" -
computer [servername] -credential [servername]\testaccount
Each time, the command returns with, "Get-WmiObject : Access denied." I have
tried both local and domain accounts for the credentials. Also, I have tried
things in other posts for setting the Authentication level to PacketPrivacy,
and none of this seems to get me around the access error. I have also
verified that I have admin access to the remote server and I can perform view
and manage the application pools locally using the IIS Admin GUI.
--Dave
application pools on a remote machine? I have tried different variation of
the following command:
PS C:\Scripts> gwmi -class IIsApplicationPool -namespace
"root\MicrosoftIISv2" -
computer [servername] -credential [servername]\testaccount
Each time, the command returns with, "Get-WmiObject : Access denied." I have
tried both local and domain accounts for the credentials. Also, I have tried
things in other posts for setting the Authentication level to PacketPrivacy,
and none of this seems to get me around the access error. I have also
verified that I have admin access to the remote server and I can perform view
and manage the application pools locally using the IIS Admin GUI.
--Dave