Varshini S

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it worked for me. Thank You
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I'm using IIS version 10.0.17763<br />
Here is the IIS Recycle settings<br />
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This is the current IIS recycle settings in IIS. &nbsp;Based on these settings ,Would it be possible to find when the pool is manually / automatically recycled? <br />
If not , what are settings i need to enable to find the IIS pool recycle timestamp? In event viewer where can I find these logs and what is the event id for this? &nbsp;Please let me know.
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I'm using IIS version 10.0.17763
Here is the IIS Recycle settings


This is the current IIS recycle settings in IIS.  Based on these settings ,Would it be possible to find when the pool is manually / automatically recycled? 
If not , what are settings i need to enable to find the IIS pool recycle timestamp? In event viewer where can I find these logs and what is the event id for this?  Please let me know.

Would it be possible to find when the IIS pool is manually / automatically recycled?

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