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Have you tried right click under manage web site menu option, there are 3 options:<br />
- Restart<br />
- Start<br />
- Stop<br />
These options are also available on the RHS properties panes as &quot;Manage web site&quot;
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Have you tried right click under manage web site menu option, there are 3 options:
- Restart
- Start
- Stop
These options are also available on the RHS properties panes as "Manage web site"

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Manage Applications<br />
&nbsp;and it has the following options:<br />
Advanced Settings <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Application Pool = abc_pool<br />
&nbsp; Physical Path<br />
&nbsp; Physical Path Credentials<br />
&nbsp;Physical Path Credentials Logon = ClearText <br />
&nbsp;Preload Enabled = False<br />
&nbsp;Virtual Path<br />
Enabled Protocols &nbsp;= http
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Manage Applications
 and it has the following options:
Advanced Settings
    Application Pool = abc_pool
  Physical Path
  Physical Path Credentials
 Physical Path Credentials Logon = ClearText
 Preload Enabled = False
 Virtual Path
Enabled Protocols  = http

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Hi on IIS8 it appears under the IIS Manager, R-Clicking the website doesn't have a Stop option? Is this correct?<br />
How do I stop a website on IIS8 (windows 2012R2)
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Hi on IIS8 it appears under the IIS Manager, R-Clicking the website doesn't have a Stop option? Is this correct?
How do I stop a website on IIS8 (windows 2012R2)

Stopping a website on IIS 8

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Windows Server 2012

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