Perform IIS reset on multiple servers at once. Displays status after reset.
#Specify servers in an array variable, Make sure you change the where statement.
[array]$servers = get-exchangeserver | where {$_.identity -like “esg*” -and $_.AdminDisplayVersion -match “version 15.0*”}
[array]$servers = get-exchangeserver | where {$_.identity -like “esg*” -and $_.AdminDisplayVersion -match “version 15.0*”}
#Step through each server in the array and perform an IISRESET
#Also show IIS service status after the reset has completed
#Also show IIS service status after the reset has completed
foreach ($server in $servers)
{
Write-Host “Restarting IIS on server $server…”
IISRESET $server
Write-Host “IIS status for server $server”
IISRESET $server /status
}
Write-Host “IIS has been restarted on all servers”
{
Write-Host “Restarting IIS on server $server…”
IISRESET $server
Write-Host “IIS status for server $server”
IISRESET $server /status
}
Write-Host “IIS has been restarted on all servers”
OR
#Specify servers in an array variable
[array]$servers = “Server1″,”Server2″,”Server3″,”Server4”
#Step through each server in the array and perform an IISRESET
#Also show IIS service status after the reset has completed
foreach ($server in $servers)
{
Write-Host “Restarting IIS on server $server…”
IISRESET $server
Write-Host “IIS status for server $server”
IISRESET $server /status
}
Write-Host IIS has been restarted on all servers
[array]$servers = “Server1″,”Server2″,”Server3″,”Server4”
#Step through each server in the array and perform an IISRESET
#Also show IIS service status after the reset has completed
foreach ($server in $servers)
{
Write-Host “Restarting IIS on server $server…”
IISRESET $server
Write-Host “IIS status for server $server”
IISRESET $server /status
}
Write-Host IIS has been restarted on all servers
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