Address already in use iis 5.0

After an restart of the services (www) or IISAdmin or an
normal restart the web sites are stopped.
it is not possible to restart with the local IP of the
server. I must take the IP of the ISDN cart en then
restart de default web site first, then start the other
sites with the local IP en then back to the default
website.
They say i must uninstal the TCP/IP of the SBS server but
when i do that i never get my exchange to work again. And
the problem is still their.

I am lost for ever in this problem and now i will
reinstall the server this weekend.
Can some one tell me what the problem is?

petergal
Wed Nov 19 17:05:00 CST 2003

Hello Leon,

This issue does not appear to justify reinstalling the server. Basically
something has port 80 on the internal IP. We have to find out what it is.
The most common cause for this issue in an SBS environment is that "Auto
Discovery" is selected in ISA Server. If you are running ISA Server, open
ISA management, right click on the servername and click properties, then
click on the Auto Discovery tab at the top. Is Auto Discovery checked? If
so, uncheck it and see if the websites will start.

If that does not resolve the issue OR you are not running ISA. You can use
"NETSTAT -an" to help find if something has the port. You can also use a
3rd party utility called "fport" to find the actual executable that has the
port. Go to
http://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subnav=resources/navigation.htm&subconte
nt=/resources/intrusion_detection.htm and download FPort v2.0.

Thanks for posting!!

Regards,
Peter Gallagher
Microsoft Product Support
Small Business Server Team

webmaster
Thu Nov 20 00:37:34 CST 2003


>-----Original Message-----
>Hello Leon,
>
>This issue does not appear to justify reinstalling the
server. Basically
>something has port 80 on the internal IP. We have to
find out what it is.
>The most common cause for this issue in an SBS
environment is that "Auto
>Discovery" is selected in ISA Server. If you are
running ISA Server, open
>ISA management, right click on the servername and click
properties, then
>click on the Auto Discovery tab at the top. Is Auto
Discovery checked? If
>so, uncheck it and see if the websites will start.
>
>If that does not resolve the issue OR you are not
running ISA. You can use
>"NETSTAT -an" to help find if something has the port.
You can also use a
>3rd party utility called "fport" to find the actual
executable that has the
>port. Go to
>http://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?
subnav=resources/navigation.htm&subconte
>nt=/resources/intrusion_detection.htm and download FPort
v2.0.
>
>Thanks for posting!!
>
>Regards,
>Peter Gallagher
>Microsoft Product Support
>Small Business Server Team
>
>
>
>.
>Dear Peter

Thanks i will try it in 2 hours then i am at my work again
i will let you know if it works.
And yes i have the isa server installed..(ofcourse)
Thanks for the tip..

Leon
MCP

webmaster
Thu Nov 20 04:29:24 CST 2003

Dear Peter,

Yes thanks it works fine now, and my SUS server too.
I used the isa in de limited services settings.
So the firewall is working to.

Best regards,

Leon Beijert
MCP