IIS - HTTP service wont start, nor will DefaultAppPool
Asked By Luc
03-Jul-07 08:54 PM
Im doing some testing of Exchange 2007 on a new server, im trying to get OWA
to work but im having a bunch of trouble with IIS.
Im getting these errors logged in event viewer:
Access is Denied"
because of the following error:
Access is denied. "
service which failed to start because of the following error:
The dependency service or group failed to start. "
When i look in the IIS console the default web site is stopped as is all the
Application pool services.
When i try to start the DefaultAppPool service i get:
The server is an x64 windows 2003 R2 SP2 and is fully up to date...
The services are set to start using the Network Service Account but i have
tried with every other account even the administrator and local system
accounts and i get the same errors...
can anyone help?
IIS
(1)
X64
(1)
Identity
(1)
Usingthe
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Windows
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SSL
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David Wang replied...
I have no idea what you mean by "the services are set to start using
the Network Service account", but you cannot change the service
accounts for any of the services you mentioned. If you change them and
things break even when you change them back, I would recommend you
reinstall the OS.
Can you explain why you are changing the service accounts (which
ones?) to Network Service?
//David
http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
//
Luc replied...
is ok... a simple reboot fixed the problem
However what i meant was if you open up IIS right click on DefaultAppPool,
properties, the identy. That is where i was changing the account. Its
actually not the account that starts the service but its the application pool
identity
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