Users/Groups Delete Disabled Users Delete Disabled Users Enum. Users Enum. Users Delete Users Add Users Enum. Groups Enum. Groups Change Groups Add Group Active Directory Enum. AD Groups Enum. AD Users List AD Users w/Prop Join AD Users NIC/IP Addresses Get IP Addresses Get IP Addresses Backup and Restore IP's Add IP's NIC Settings OS/Hardware OS Info Script OS Info Script All OS Info Script All OS System Count Hardware Info Script Hardware Info Script #1 Hardware Info Script #2 CPU Settings Enum. Printers Disk Quotas Disable Disk Quota Enable Disk Quota Disk Quota Query Disk Quota Update Shares/Files/Sessions Enum. Shares Enum. Shares Enum. All Shares Enum. Open Files Enum. Open Files Enum. Open Sessions Others Servers Uptime DNS Stuff Services Enum Services Enum Enum Processes Enum Hot Fixes MS FTP Server FTP VD Query FTP VD Delete FTP Site Enum. MS WWW Server WWW Site Enum. Enum Mime Types Enum Mime Types Application Pools Application Pool Enum Application Pool Enum Create Application Pool Create Application Pool Delete Application Pool Enum Apps in App Pool Enum App Pool Settings Move Apps Between App Pools Others IIS Component Probe IIS Status Enum SQL Dbases Backup SQL Dbases Orphan SQL Users List AD/WG My AD/WG Name My PC Name Enum AD Computers Contact Us Form SM Login Form Code Imail Login Form Code Enum. Domains in Imail Enum. Users in Imail CDONTS Component CDOSYS Component SA SMTP Component App Pool Monitor Ping and Tracert Hard Drive Monitoring Uptime Monitoring Desktop Lock CD Key Revealer MIK Restarter Site Map About the Site RSS Feeds I Read Custom Scripts Visitor #:     windowsadminscripts.com www     Script: Delete IIS Application Pool This script will delete an Application Pool on a local or remote computer running IIS 6.0 . You also can list all the Application Pools on the server Usage: Delete App Pool: cscript apdelete.vbs /computer:[computername] /apname:"[App Pool Name]" List App Pools: cscript apdelete.vbs /computer:[computername] /list Email Address To Send Sample Code To: @    '**************************************************** ' Script Witten by Larry Heintz ' April 2006 www.windowsadminscripts.com ' This script will delete an Application Pool on a ' local or remote computer running IIS 6.0 . ' ' Script Usage: ' Delete App Pool: cscript apdelete.vbs /computer:[computername] /apname:"[App Pool Name]" ' List App Pools: cscript apdelete.vbs /computer:[computername] /list '**************************************************** Dim args,computername,apname Set args = Wscript.Arguments.Named computername = args.Item("computer") apname = args.Item("apname") if computername = "" then computername = getComputer() else computername = computername end if if wscript.arguments.count = 0 then wscript.echo "Script Usage:" wscript.echo "Delete App Pool: cscript apdelete.vbs /computer:[computername] /apname:""[App Pool Name]""" wscript.echo "List App Pools: cscript apdelete.vbs /computer:[computername] /list" elseif args.exists("list") then Call enumAppPools() elseif args.exists("apname") then if apname = "" then wscript.echo "The script has ended due to no Application Pool name given (apname)" wscript.quit else apname = trim(apname) end if Call delAP(apname) else wscript.echo "Script Usage:" wscript.echo "Delete App Pool: cscript apdelete.vbs /computer:[computername] /apname:""[App Pool Name]""" wscript.echo "List App Pools: cscript apdelete.vbs /computer:[computername] /list" end if Function delAP(apname) On Error Resume Next dim obj,objpool set obj = GetObject("IIS://" & computername & "/W3SVC/apppools") if not (errorChecking (computername)) then obj.delete "IIsApplicationPool",apname wscript.echo "Application Pool " & ucase(apname) & " has been deleted" end if set obj = nothing End Function Sub enumAppPools() On Error Resume Next Dim apool,obj set obj = GetObject("IIS://" & computername & "/W3SVC/apppools") if not (errorChecking (computername)) then wscript.echo "Application Pool Names on " & ucase(computername) wscript.echo "========================================" for each apool in obj wscript.echo apool.name next end if set obj = nothing End Sub Function getComputer() Dim objNet Set objNet = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") getComputer = objNet.ComputerName Set objNet = Nothing End Function Function errorChecking(computername) errorChecking = False if err.number <> 0 then wscript.echo "Unable to connect to " & ucase(computername) & " or " & ucase(computername) & " is not running IIS 6.0" err.Clear () errorChecking = True end if end Function Click HERE to download this script. Copyright 2006 WindowsAdminScripts.com all rights reserved.