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I've looked at this question <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3575442/getting-all-virtual-directories-for-a-iis6-web-site-using-wmi">Getting all virtual directories for a IIS6 web site using WMI</a> but it doesn't answer my question. I can get a list of the web sites but not the applications or virtual directories in them. I've tried the following. <pre><code>Get-WmiObject -class "IIsWebServerSetting" -namespace "root\microsoftiisv2" | select-object __SERVER, ServerComment, Name Get-WmiObject -class "IIsWebVirtualDir" -namespace "root\microsoftiisv2" | select-object __SERVER, ServerComment, Name, Path, DefaultDoc Get-WmiObject -class "IIsWebVirtualDirSetting" -namespace "root\microsoftiisv2" | select-object __SERVER, ServerComment, Name, Path, DefaultDoc </code></pre> None of these retrieve a list of virtual directories. I can see the virtual directories in the metabase.xml file <pre><code><IIsWebVirtualDir Location ="/LM/W3SVC/1653786949/root/PBSNET2005/GUI" AccessFlags="AccessExecute | AccessRead | AccessScript" AppFriendlyName="ClientServicesGUI" </code></pre> The reason why i requires this is because i want to use a green/blue deployment process. To determine which version to update i need to find out what the current version is. I will use the physical path of the virtual directory to do this. Does anyone have an alternative method of obtain the physical path of a virtual directory? Has anyone ever queried or updated the metabase.xml file directly? 
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