app pool not starting Exchange 2010
I am having an issue where my OWA is not connecting unless I restart the IIS every so often, and the "msexchangeautodiscoverapp
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I would verify the permissions on the applicationHost.config file.
The permissions should be:
Owner: SYSTEM
Allow TrustedInstaller Full control
Allow SYSTEM Full control
Allow Administrators (YourServer\Administrators
Allow --- probably your account too. Full
These permissions are normally inherited from the C:\windows\system32\inetsr
Dan
The permissions should be:
Owner: SYSTEM
Allow TrustedInstaller Full control
Allow SYSTEM Full control
Allow Administrators (YourServer\Administrators
Allow --- probably your account too. Full
These permissions are normally inherited from the C:\windows\system32\inetsr
Dan
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Could this all be because of file system structure being corrupt or unusable on a virtual disk? The permissions are good, this server has been running for years and boom all of a sudden nothing.
Its possible that file system corruption could cause issues. I'm not sure if a physical or virtual disk makes a difference... I would probably say it wouldn't make a difference.
You could run a chkdsk without the fix switch, just to see if it reports problems.
Dan
You could run a chkdsk without the fix switch, just to see if it reports problems.
Dan
Just a shot in the dark... is the applicationHost.config file marked as Read-Only? Check the properties of the file and look at the attributes.
Dan
Dan
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No the applicationhost.config is NOT marked as read only
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The app pools all seem to be started, but the Microsoft transport service will not start and I have an error in event viewer saying file system structure on dis is corrupt and unusable. Could this be the cause of all these problems?
I believe it could be at the least part of the issue.
You'll probably need to run a Resource Checker scan.... the "sfc" utility to verify the OS files.
From an Administrator command prompt
Then a chkdsk as well.
Dan
You'll probably need to run a Resource Checker scan.... the "sfc" utility to verify the OS files.
From an Administrator command prompt
sfc /scannowThen a chkdsk as well.
Dan
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Got transport service on, now says databases are corrupt and they will not mount.
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Thank you for your help, repairing the databases fixed the issue.
Dan