I need to modify a website and add a site-bindings and also add an enabled protocol.
I can perform these operations in IIS7 directly but don't see a way to make modifications to the site with FB7. Is this possible?
I need to modify a website and add a site-bindings and also add an enabled protocol.
I can perform these operations in IIS7 directly but don't see a way to make modifications to the site with FB7. Is this possible?
Hi,
For more advanced IIS configuration you’ll need to use the ‘Execute Program’ action to call out to the AppCMD utility, here’s a link to the documentation for AppCMD:
URL: http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/114/getting-started-with-appcmdexe
I’ll also add a note to the to-do list to implement some of these more advanced configuration options for a future version.
Regards,
Paul.
I would also fully support seeing additional IIS command support within FinalBuilder. Right now I'm trying to just set the DefaultAppPool to not auto start on a remote computer using PSexec. I'm using appcmd to make the change, and I verified that I have the call correct on the remote machine. When I try to call it from psexec I get an error:
ERROR ( message:Configuration error
Filename: redirection.config
Line Number: 0
Description: Cannot read configuration file due to insufficient permissions
I *do* have to run the command line on the remote machine as administrator in order for this command to work, so perhaps PSexec is not running as administrator? I tried opening Final Builder as administator just to test it out, but that didn't do anything. I saw on another site that I could try passing in -s in order to run as the system account, but I do not see a -s option on the Process Options tab for FB. I'm running 7.0.0.1682.
Ok, so I just tested this out by dropping the same psexec command into a powershell script that I ran from final builder. I added the -s command to the PSexec script and it worked exactly how I needed it to. Is there a way to add the -s option to the PSExec command? It’s more intuitive for others that may use my script later instead of looking at the powershell script.
This build includes the -s option (on the Remote page under Credentials) : https://www.finalbuilder.com/downloads/finalbuilder/aex6/FB700_1753.exe
fantastic! Installed, tested it out, and it’s exactly what I needed. Thanks for adding this for me!