WSH Script to remove un-needed IIS Script-Mappings using ADSI

答案：This script removes un-needed script mappings on an IIS 5.0 web server.  Script mappings are the isapi dlls or exe's that execute webpages through IIS.   This script requires administrator access, and ADSI 2.5 files.  This script queries the IIS metabase and returns a multi-valued array list.  The script loops through the array and build a new set of Script-Mappings.  We assume no responsibility for someone trying this script and any damages that may occur(Try at own risk!).   Testing on a development machine is strongly recommend before running in a production environment.  Backing up the metabase is also strongly recommended.

Here is the code

Dim strExt 
Dim myValue 
dim strNothing 
dim strBuild 
dim i 
dim iValue 

Set myValue = GetObject("IIS://LocalHost/W3SVC/1/root") 

'Returns an array multi valued list 
'Puts the values in a local array variable myArray 
myArray = myValue.Get("ScriptMaps") 

'Loops through building a string 
'based on myArray list of values 
For i = 0 To UBound(myArray) 
          iValue = InStr(myArray(i), ",") 
         strExt = Left(myArray(i), iValue - 1) 

                 Select Case strExt 

                 Case ".idq", ".ida", ".printer", ".htw", ".htr" 
                    'Builds a bogus string of un-needed mappings 
                            strNothing = strNothing & myArray(i) 

                 Case Else 
                    'Builds a string of mappings with 
                    'the # as the delimiter 
                           strBuild = strBuild & myArray(i) & "#" 
                 End Select 
Next 

'Returns a 1-dimensinonal array based 
'on the string i build existing values 
strBuild = split(strBuild, "#") 

'Clears current Script Mappings in the metabase 
myValue.Put "ScriptMaps", VBNull 

'Inserts values without un-needed mappings into metabase 
myValue.Put "ScriptMaps", strBuild 
myValue.SetInfo 
set myValue = Nothing  

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