Sub CreateWebsite(name, hostName, physicalPath)
' Make connections to WMI, to the IIS namespace on the local machine. Then grab a reference to the WWW service
Dim locatorObj : set locatorObj = CreateObject("Wbemscripting.SWbemLocator")
Dim providerObj : set providerObj = locatorObj.ConnectServer(".", "root/MicrosoftIISv2")
Dim serviceObj : set serviceObj = providerObj.Get("IIsWebService='W3SVC'")
'Create a new instance as per splattne's answer
Dim Bindings : Bindings = Array(0)
Set Bindings(0) = providerObj.get("ServerBinding").SpawnInstance_()
Bindings(0).IP = ""
Bindings(0).Port = "80"
Bindings(0).Hostname = hostName
' Create the new Web site using the CreateNewSite method of the IIsWebService object.
Dim newSitePath : newSitePath = serviceObj.CreateNewSite(name, Bindings, physicalPath)
' CreateNewSite returns a string reference to the created web service. To alter the settings we need to create a string which references the root virtual directory settings.
Dim settingsPath : settingsPath = Replace(Left(newSitePath, Len(newSitePath) - 1) & "/ROOT'", "IIsWebServer","IIsWebVirtualDirSetting")
' Grab a reference to the settings
Dim settings : set settings = providerObj.get(settingsPath)
' By comparing the settings of an existing, manually set up site, and one created with Splattne's method I realised I needed to change the following
settings.AspEnableParentPaths = True
settings.AccessFlags = 512
settings.AccessRead = True
settings.AuthAnonymous = True
settings.AuthFlags = 5
settings.AuthNTLM = True
settings.AccessScript = True
settings.AppFriendlyName = name
settings.Put_()
' Set a custom handler for 500 errors. In this case a url called 500.asp. This is a bit hacky but it works.
settings.HttpErrors(41).Properties_("HttpErrorCode") = 500
settings.HttpErrors(41).Properties_("HttpErrorSubcode") = "*"
settings.HttpErrors(41).Properties_("HandlerType") = "URL"
settings.HttpErrors(41).Properties_("HandlerLocation") = "/500.asp"
settings.Put_()
' Start the service
Dim newSite: set newSite = providerObj.Get(newSitePath)
newSite.Start
End Sub
此方法适用于 Windows Server 2003 IIS 6.0:
这是指向与 Internet Information Server 6.0 上的网站相关或管理网站的 Microsoft TechNet 脚本存储库的链接。
另一篇有用的TechNet 文章解释了如何以编程方式创建 AppPool。
这是另一种方法,它也适用于 Windows Server 2000 (IIS 5.0)。编写一个 .vbs 文件:
如果你想添加虚拟目录,你可以这样做:
您可能还想自定义网站,而不是保留其默认设置。经过一番折腾,这就是我想出的:
我认为 PowerShell 确实适用于 IIS 7。您确定要 IIS 6 而不是 IIS 7?IIS 7 有 appcmd 命令,虽然有点难用,但可以工作。