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Thread: WPAS services takes longer to shutdown with reduced module set

Last post 07-01-2009 7:46 AM by anilr. 2 replies.

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  • 06-16-2009, 5:55 PM

    • MattDuguid
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    WPAS services takes longer to shutdown with reduced module set

    It appears that on a server thats had the following modules removed,

    # Managed Modules
    AnonymousIdentification
    DefaultAuthentication
    FileAuthorization
    FormsAuthentication
    Profile
    RoleManager
    ServiceModel
    Session
    URLAuthorization
    URLMappingsModule
    WindowsAuthentication
         
    # Native Modules     
    BasicAuthenticationModule
    CgiModule
    DynamicCompressionModule
    FastCgiModule
    IPRestrictionModule
    RequestFilteringModule
    ServerSideIncludeModule
    StaticCompressionModule
    URLAuthorizationModule
    WindowsAuthenticationModule

    ...if we perform an "iisreset", the "Windows Process Activation Service" takes longer than normal to stop eg: many minutes vs seconds on a server with the full module set.

    Status for IIS Admin Service ( IISADMIN ) : Stopped
    Status for Windows Process Activation Service ( WAS ) : Stop pending
    Status for Net.Pipe Listener Adapter ( NetPipeActivator ) : Stopped
    Status for Net.Tcp Listener Adapter ( NetTcpActivator ) : Stopped
    Status for World Wide Web Publishing Service ( W3SVC ) : Stopped

    As a result the other services fail to start and the web server fails to serve content...

    Attempting stop...
    Internet services successfully stopped
    Attempting start...
    Restart attempt failed.
    The IIS Admin Service or the World Wide Web Publishing Service, or a service dependent on them failed to start.  The service, or dependent services, may had an error during its startup or may be disabled.

    ...if we manually start the "Windows Process Activation Service" then the other services all good and content serves again.

    Has anyone else had this issue after removing modules and if so what was the root cause?

    Thanks,

    Matt

    Matt Duguid
  • 06-16-2009, 7:30 PM In reply to

    • MattDuguid
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    Re: WPAS startup type

    The remaining modules on the servers are

    # Managed Modules,
    OutputCache

    # Native Modules     
    AnonymousAuthenticationModule
    ConfigurationValidationModule
    CustomErrorModule
    DefaultDocumentModule
    DirectoryListingModule
    FailedRequestsTracingModule
    HttpCacheModule
    HttpLoggingModule
    HttpRedirectionModule
    IsapiFilterModule
    IsapiModule
    ProtocolSupportModule
    StaticFileModule

    Matt Duguid
  • 07-01-2009, 7:46 AM In reply to

    • anilr
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    Re: WPAS startup type

    I don't think what you are seeing is directly related to IIS - I think it probably has to do with the net.tcp/net.pipe services - does it repro if you stop and disable those services?

    Anil Ruia
    Senior Software Design Engineer
    IIS Core Server
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