HELP! VBScript to create an IIS v6 Virtual Directory

Hi there,

I really hope someone can help me - I've been scouring the web for a number
of hours and can't find a solution. I have to write a VB script to create a
number of virtual directorie in the root of a pre-existing IIS v6.0
installation. This information will be parsed via a csv file - this bit is
straight forward enough. Once or at the same time(?) this is created I then
need to change it this new virtual directory to point to an external URL.
This is where my level of knowledge fails me.

I am aware of the IISVDIR.vbs script though this seems to just create a
virtual directory that points to a local or network share - rather than an
external URL. There doesn't seem to be a setting to ammend this so as to
point it to a URL.

Also, it'd be nicer if all the code was in a single script - as I need to
create a large number of different virtual directory names at this same time.

Any help and/or example much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,



Simon

Hi all,

I have just worked it out.. So not too worry.

Cheers,


Simon

"Kiwi Si" wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> I really hope someone can help me - I've been scouring the web for a number
> of hours and can't find a solution. I have to write a VB script to create a
> number of virtual directorie in the root of a pre-existing IIS v6.0
> installation. This information will be parsed via a csv file - this bit is
> straight forward enough. Once or at the same time(?) this is created I then
> need to change it this new virtual directory to point to an external URL.
> This is where my level of knowledge fails me.
>
> I am aware of the IISVDIR.vbs script though this seems to just create a
> virtual directory that points to a local or network share - rather than an
> external URL. There doesn't seem to be a setting to ammend this so as to
> point it to a URL.
>
> Also, it'd be nicer if all the code was in a single script - as I need to
> create a large number of different virtual directory names at this same time.
>
> Any help and/or example much appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
>
>
> Simon