These general command line switches modify how AppCmd performs a task in
some way. The following list describes each of these general command line switches.
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/?
Displays context sensitive help that depends on the content of any other command line
arguments. For example, if you type
AppCmd /?
and press Enter, you??™ll see a listing of the object
types and general command line switches. However, if you type
AppCmd CONFIG /?
and press
Enter, you??™ll see a list of commands the that CONFIG object supports. When you type
AppCmd
List CONFIG /?
and press Enter, you??™ll see examples of how to use the
List
command with
the CONFIG object.
/text:{ * |
value} Specifies the preferred output information. When you include the
asterisk (*), the command outputs all available information about the object. You can also specify
a value that reflects a particular entry for the object. For example, if you want to display just
the maximum bandwidth for each of the Web sites on the server, you??™d type AppCmd List SITE
/text:limits.maxBandwidth and press Enter.
/xml Outputs the information as XML instead of pure text. Seeing the information in this
format helps you locate the correct entries in the CONFIG file when modifying files by hand.
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