Why VBS for Windows?
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Why VBS for Windows?
I believe this question is directed at Don.I am a classic ASP coder with my own colocated server. I've developed a web based industry specific CRM application.I have seen lots of coverage on the Sapien website about VBS for Windows Administrators and Managing IIS with VBS.Can you explain why these things are useful and what they would be used for?Are there any ways that these things might be useful to me?
Why VBS for Windows?
These topics are geared primarily toward individuals who are using VBScript to manage a Windows-based network, including Windows and IIS servers. The audience consists primarily of corporate network administrators and network engineers seeking to automate various administrative tasks.
You're welcome to hop on www.ScriptingTraining.com to see the IIS video's description; www.ScriptingAnswers.com has information on my books. However, none of them are geared toward an ASP coder. I'm not sure that they *would* be useful to you.
You're welcome to hop on www.ScriptingTraining.com to see the IIS video's description; www.ScriptingAnswers.com has information on my books. However, none of them are geared toward an ASP coder. I'm not sure that they *would* be useful to you.
Why VBS for Windows?
don:Thanks for the reply. I checked out the demo video of PS and will check out the other links.Clarification question. Say I wanted to somehow FTP from my server to a backup server the latest copy of SQL Server or Access data so I can have an off-site redundant platform for my users. Would this be accomplished via what you are talking about?PS: Nice job on the demo video for PS.