PowerShell – Add Windows Feature IIS Site Management

Posted on By David Kittell

If you are on a freshly installed Windows server and can’t find IIS Site Mangement try this script below.

get-windowsfeature|where{$_.name -eq "BITS-IIS-Ext"}|add-windowsfeature
get-windowsfeature|where{$_.name -eq "Web-Scripting-Tools"}|add-windowsfeature
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