Powershell with WMI - IIS 6 Set .NET Runtime version

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Using WMI within a powershell script, how can I set the .NET runtime version of a virtual directory targetting IIS 6? I want to be able to set it to use .NET 4.0.

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Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 12:04:13Z

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You will have to update the ScriptMaps. Take a look at the VBScript sample

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codepoke · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-06 00:27:06Z

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I don't have any access to my code from here, but ...

Manually configure one site to the .NET 4.0 maps
WMI get ScriptMaps from that virtual directory
WMI get the virtual directory you'd like to update (iteratively)
WMI set target.ScriptMaps = source.ScriptMaps
Commit your changes.

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