There's plenty of information out there about this error. I haven't seen anything specific to IIS7. The error is random, but after it happens once, it continues for every subsequent request until the site is restarted. We have 3 servers in a farm, this happens on all of them. We are on 2008 64bit...

I have an outlook web access configured and internally i can access the site just fine ( https://lvastaffdc.lakeview-academy.com/owa ) I am also able to access this with no problems from my home, from other people's homes, and from some colleges and other businesses. However there are some locations...

Thanks Anilr, this solved my problem. John

I have a question about an IIS app that I am running. Each instance of that iis app (not workers) chews up 500MB of memory, which is allocated to something called "RegionUsageIsVAD". I did some research on this and it seems like 512MB is the default value for RegionUsageIsVAD in .NET version...

Hello, I found the answer by trying a hell lot of things. Hopefully it will be of help to others as well. It started off with the error that service unavailable. To resolve that, I replicated the classic asp.net application pool and changed the Application pool of my web application to the new application...

Ok, bear with me as this is my first post and I am still quite green to most of this ASP/IIS stuff. I have a website running on Visual Basic/.Net. Everything runs fine except one little "feature"; Essentially what happens is the code behind calls the Shell method to add files to an archive...

I am getting the following error message when I call or execute a cgi script from another website. HTTP Error 405.0 - Method Not Allowed The page you are looking for cannot be displayed because an invalid method (HTTP verb) is being used. I have attached a screen shot of the error message. http://www...

Hello IIS forum users, I have a very weird problem with my application, i just migrated from a win 2k3 server to win 2k8.. Nice environment, BUT.. the fun stopped when i copied my old web applications to the server, my main page is working perfect, but have a bug tracking system running on the page too...

It's not really a failed request. The server returns the content without compressing it. I have included 2 request trace file contents (these are verbose). Here's the SOAP 1.2 request trace (application/soap+xml) that doesn't get compressed: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF...

For some reason when I register content (MIME) types with the "+" symbol, the IIS7 compression handler does not compress the response. For example, I wrote a WCF service to invoke that exposes SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2 messages. IIS7 correctly compresses the response for text/xml (SOAP 1.1), but...