How can I keep IIS service continuously running?

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Hello,All:

I have gotten a problem on my IIS service.After I installed the IIS5.0,I
tried to install my webpage,and at the first day,all of my programme were
running well,but a few days later,it's stoped,surely,I cannot access my
webpage at all,I have to re-start my website again.

by the way,my system is windows2000 server.

Is there anybody can help me?thanks.:=)

God bless me can solve the problem quickly.:-(
 
Carl said:
Hello,All:

I have gotten a problem on my IIS service.After I installed the IIS5.0,I
tried to install my webpage,and at the first day,all of my programme were
running well,but a few days later,it's stoped,surely,I cannot access my
webpage at all,I have to re-start my website again.

by the way,my system is windows2000 server.
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First thing to do is to make sure you have all the relevant
Service Packs and hotfixes installed....
Is there anybody can help me?thanks.:=)
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Yes, the folks on the IIS lists, but they are going to want
to know what APPLICATIONS run within your IIS server.

Thinks like ASP, Perl, etc. that might be running and
crashing IIS.

God bless me can solve the problem quickly.:-(
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The hardest part will be determining what sequence of
events occur to cause (or even just precede) the stop.

BTW, you can also set the service(s) to auto-restart but
if that works it is only a band-aid (not a solution) because
it will hide the real problem.
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Thanks,Herb Martin:

My application is ASP,this application can be runed at the WINNT system
before,and it never be able to have any problem.

Maybe there's lost some important files,Emm,it must be,do you know how I can
check wether I lost some files or not?

I don't set the service to auto-restart yet,because I wanna ensure what
problem it is,if I don't really have any idea,maybe that's the only way.

so do you know how I can ensure if there's lost any files in my
windows2000Server?

thanks.:-)
Carl
 
Have you used Event Viewer to see if there's a reason it keeps shutting
down?

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Carl said:
Thanks,Herb Martin:

My application is ASP,this application can be runed at the WINNT system
before,and it never be able to have any problem.
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That doesn't mean it doesn't have bugs that are
more trouble for the current system.

As Richard mentions, have you tried the obvious
stuff (viewing the Event logs, even IIS logs, etc.)
Maybe there's lost some important files,Emm,it must be,do you know how I can
check wether I lost some files or not?
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Repair install from the CD. Do the install but
make sure to choose the same location and MAKE
DOUBLE sure not to do a new install... but rather
a REPAIR.
I don't set the service to auto-restart yet,because I wanna ensure what
problem it is,if I don't really have any idea,maybe that's the only way.
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I agree (and mentioned that in my previous post.)
so do you know how I can ensure if there's lost any files in my
windows2000Server?
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Repair install.
 
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