v-wzhang
Tue Apr 27 01:57:15 CDT 2004
Hi Rob,
Please check:
1) If World Wide Web Publishing Service also starts automatically.
2) Create a FTP site and see if it can properly start after rebooting
machine. If it's also stopped, probably you open IIS mmc too early
that the corresponding services haven't been started.
3) Virefiy if there is any anti-virus or firewall softwares on the
server.
4) When the 'sites stopped by default' behavior occurs again, close
mmc and try to use iisreset command to restart whole IIS. See if this
can make sites started without problem.
5) Create a FTP site and see if it can properly start after rebooting
machine. If it's also stopped, probably you open IIS mmc too early
that the corresponding services haven't been started.
6) Check if there is a special ISAPI filter in IIS master setting
fails to be loaded: In IIS mmc, open the server(computer icon)'s
properties dialog->WWW Service->ISAPI Filters.
7) Enable process logging, which will log site started and stopped
events in IIS log files(\WINNT\system32\LogFiles\W3SVC[x])
243059 How to Enable Logging for Process Accounting for IIS 5.0
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=243059
I'm looking forward to your findings.
Best regards,
WenJun Zhang
Microsoft Online Support
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