Get-ASAppService

Get-ASAppService

Gets information about all the services or count of all the services available at the specified scope.

Syntax

Parameter Set: RootConfig
Get-ASAppService [-Count] [-Root] [ <CommonParameters>]

Parameters

-ApplicationObject<ApplicationInfo>

The name of the ApplicationObject, which specifies that the cmdlet will operate on that application. This parameter is used to pipe the output of the Get-ASApplication cmdlet to a cmdlet containing the ApplicationObject parameter.

-Count

When specified, the cmdlet returns the count of services available at the specified scope.

-Root

The name of the root application, which specifies that the cmdlet will operate at that scope. If you use the Root parameter, do not use the SiteName, VirtualPath, or Uri parameter..

-SiteName<String>

The name of a Web site, as defined in the IIS Connections pane, which specifies that the cmdlet will operate at the scope of that site, or at the scope of an application, virtual directory, or service contained within that site. To the SiteName parameter, you can add the VirtualPath parameter that identifies an application, directory, or service included in the site.

For an application or virtual directory, the virtual path includes the name of the application, as defined in IIS. For a service, the virtual path includes the name of the application, a forward slash, and the name of the .svc file or .xamlx file for the service. The VirtualPath parameter is not necessary for the site scope. The leading "/" character in the virtual path is optional. If you use the SiteName parameter, do not use the Uri parameter.

-Uri<Uri>

A URI for an IIS site, application, virtual directory, or service, which specifies that the cmdlet will operate at that scope. If you use the Uri parameter, do not use the SiteName parameter or the SiteName and VirtualPath parameter set.

-VirtualPath<String>

The virtual path for an application, directory, or service, as defined in the IIS Manager Connections pane, which specifies that the cmdlet will operate at the application, virtual directory, or service. You must add the VirtualPath parameter to the SiteName parameter, using SiteName to identify the site that the application, directory, or service is contained within. The leading "/" character in the virtual path is optional.

For an application, the virtual path includes the name of the application, as defined in IIS. For a service, the virtual path includes the name of the application, a forward slash, and the name of the .svc file or .xamlx file for the service. If you use the SiteName and VirtualName parameter set, do not use the Uri parameter.

<CommonParameters>

This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Verbose, -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -OutBuffer, and -OutVariable. For more information, see about_CommonParameters

Inputs

The input type is the type of the objects that you can pipe to the cmdlet.

• ApplicationInfo

Outputs

The output type is the type of the objects that the cmdlet emits.

• ServiceInfo

  ServiceConfigurationInfo

Examples

Example 1

This command gets all the services hosted in the “Default Web Site”.

Get-ASAppService -SiteName "Default Web Site"

Example 2

Gets the count of services available at the “Default Web Site” scope.

get-asappservice -sitename "Default Web Site" -count