In my logging,
How can i determine what web site the log applies to when
all I have is the instance name ?

For example, if the Instance name is W3SVC15, how do I
know which web site this applies to ?

tia,
Mike

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What version of IIS are you running?

Do you want to get this information using script/code? or just visually?

Cheers
Ken


"Mike" <mjackson@jacksonkey.net> wrote in message
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: In my logging,
: How can i determine what web site the log applies to when
: all I have is the instance name ?
:
: For example, if the Instance name is W3SVC15, how do I
: know which web site this applies to ?
:
: tia,
: Mike

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Hi Mike,

Thanks for posting in the community!

From my understanding, you are going to know which site the logfile name
applies for.

The logfile name is composed of two parts: constant string "W3SVC" +
SiteID. For example, the W3SVC15 is the logfile to the web site whose site
id is 15. For the site ID and web site, I'd suggest you can use the script
file from IISFAQ.com to list all the website with the corresponding site
ID.
How can I get a simple listing of the web sites on my Web Server?
http://www.iisfaq.com/default.aspx?View=A120&P=109

You can create one empty vbs file and copy-paste the script code from the
link above, then type "cscript <filename>.vbs"(without quotation) in the
console window. All the website with its site id will be listed for you.

Please feel free to let me know if you have any further questions. I am
standing by to be of assistance.

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