Instead, you should always try to recycle the target application pool instead. The correct answer is no. This is majorly different from the overlapped application pool recycle, which starts a new worker process immediately to handle any new requests such that no requests are lost. This includes shutting down any active IIS worker processes, and killing them if they do not stop in time. During the stop, the web server stops listening for any incoming requests. Diagnose your website Pricing Expert guides How-to Login.
Category Restarting and recycling IIS. It actively hurts the availability of your websites, and the overall stability of your server. Usually, for two types of reasons: To pick up configuration changes This harkens back to the days of old, when resetting IIS may have been necessary to pick up changes to registry keys and some IIS configuration. To recover from performance or stability issues This includes hangs and slow website performance, high CPU in your IIS worker process , memory leaks , and so on.
There are massive benefits associated with recycling, including: Affecting only the application pool in question. Zero downtime restart through overlapped IIS recycle. Ability to restart with full warmup, and zero startup delay! See our Maximum IIS application pool availability guide for this. No impact to other websites. No potential consequences to the web server overall.
This means all incoming requests to each website on your server will begin returning Service Unavailable while WAS is stopping. We are now waiting for all IIS worker processes to stop, i. Up to the shutdownTimeLimit, which is 90 seconds by default. If a worker process fails to stop in this time period, it will be terminated. Finally, 90 seconds or so later, WAS stops. In that case, the command is also likely to fail, and fail to re-start IIS services it stopped, leaving your web server permanently disabled … At this point, you can probably already see why this is a very, very bad idea.
During this time, ALL websites remain down. Now, here is the kicker. Here is the error: Attempting stop Stop attempt failed. Access denied, you must be an administrator of the remote computer to use this command.
Either have your account added to the administrator local group of the remote computer or to the domain administrator global group. Sort by:. Search this feed Skip Feed Nothing here yet? Share This Page. Follow Following Unfollow.
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