However,
AppCmd supports an assortment of general commands that meet most needs. While a command
specifies the kind of task to perform, the object type determines how to apply the command. For
example, you might want to apply the command to the CONFIG object. The identifier determines
which Web site to work with. If you don??™t provide an identifier, any task you perform applies to the
Web site as a whole. Finally, some tasks require that you provide input parameters (arguments).
Here are the object types that the AppCmd utility supports.
APP
Performs management tasks with applications. You can add, delete, and list applications.
In addition, you can change the application configuration using the
Set
command. IIS 7 comes
with one default application, APP ???Default Web Site/??? (applicationPool:DefaultAppPool),
which you can see by typing
AppCmd List APP
and pressing Enter. The default information only
shows the application name and its associated application pool. If you want see a complete listing,
type
AppCmd List APP /text:*
and press Enter.
APPPOOL
Manages the application pools used to run each application. IIS 7 creates worker
processes for each application in an application pool.
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