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Error in IIS Reset - Help required Urgent!!!
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| Hi,
I am currently working on Windows Server 2003 and am facing an issue
with IIS Reset.
I have a couple of scheduled tasks in the server. One of these tasks
calls IIS Reset. This was working fine before. But from last month
onwards, its giving problems. When I opened the EventViewer System
logs, I find that the IIS Reset results in a lot of errors.
Before the IIS Reset errors, I find a couple of SMTP Warnings such as,
Message delivery to the host '<IP Address>' failed while delivering to
the remote domain 'xyz.com' for the following reason: The remote server
did not respond to a connection attempt.
After such warnings, there are a couple of 'Information's in the Log in
the below order :
1. The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service was successfully
sent a stop control.
2. The FTP Publishing Service service was successfully sent a stop
control.
3. The World Wide Web Publishing Service service was successfully sent
a stop control.
4. The FTP Publishing Service service entered the stopped state.
5. The World Wide Web Publishing Service service entered the stopped
state.
6. The HTTP SSL service was successfully sent a stop control.
7. The HTTP SSL service entered the stopped state.
8. IIS Reset encountered an error while stopping services, which was
requested by <username>. The logged data is the status code. Since the
force option is on, IIS Reset will now terminate the services'
processes. This may cause SCM to report errors about the services
exiting.
9. IIS kill command received from user <username>. The logged data is
the status code.
10. IIS stop command received from user <username>. The logged data is
the status code.
11. IIS start command received from user <username>. The logged data is
the status code.
It seems that all the services enter stopped state except for the SMTP
Service. And because of this reason, the IIS reset encounters an error.
I do not have much knowledge about the IIS and SMTP. Could someone
provide some inputs on how this problem can be resolved. How will I be
able to solve this problem?
Thanks in Advance,
Anishya
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| Jeff Cochran 2006-07-14, 7:24 am |
| On 12 Jul 2006 04:47:51 -0700, "Ani" <anishya@gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am currently working on Windows Server 2003 and am facing an issue
>with IIS Reset.
>
>I have a couple of scheduled tasks in the server. One of these tasks
>calls IIS Reset. This was working fine before. But from last month
>onwards, its giving problems. When I opened the EventViewer System
>logs, I find that the IIS Reset results in a lot of errors.
So what changed last month?
>Before the IIS Reset errors, I find a couple of SMTP Warnings such as,
>
>Message delivery to the host '<IP Address>' failed while delivering to
>the remote domain 'xyz.com' for the following reason: The remote server
>did not respond to a connection attempt.
That's normal.
>After such warnings, there are a couple of 'Information's in the Log in
>the below order :
>
>1. The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service was successfully
>sent a stop control.
>2. The FTP Publishing Service service was successfully sent a stop
>control.
>3. The World Wide Web Publishing Service service was successfully sent
>a stop control.
>4. The FTP Publishing Service service entered the stopped state.
>5. The World Wide Web Publishing Service service entered the stopped
>state.
>6. The HTTP SSL service was successfully sent a stop control.
>7. The HTTP SSL service entered the stopped state.
>8. IIS Reset encountered an error while stopping services, which was
>requested by <username>. The logged data is the status code. Since the
>force option is on, IIS Reset will now terminate the services'
>processes. This may cause SCM to report errors about the services
>exiting.
>9. IIS kill command received from user <username>. The logged data is
>the status code.
>10. IIS stop command received from user <username>. The logged data is
>the status code.
>11. IIS start command received from user <username>. The logged data is
>the status code.
>
>It seems that all the services enter stopped state except for the SMTP
>Service. And because of this reason, the IIS reset encounters an error.
>
>
>I do not have much knowledge about the IIS and SMTP. Could someone
>provide some inputs on how this problem can be resolved. How will I be
>able to solve this problem?
Why are you doing an IISREset in the first place?
Jeff
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