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where X equals anything between 1 and 10. So my 1st subdomain writes its log file to W3SVC1
I am wondering if what I want to do is possible... <br><br>Currently I have 10 subdomains set up in my IIS. Each subdomain writes a daily log file to the directory "IISLogsW3SVCX"
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