How to auto-restart IIS .NET service every evening

Brad,

If this is a work-a-round. Thank you.

I just want to understand. Are you saying that my memory is wrong that there
is NOT a method to set it up as a built in feature of .NET? I was sure I read
that in ASP.NET, Microsoft had specifically put in functionality to restart
the engine periodically just because they anticipated some problems that
MIGHT need it...

If you don't know, I still say thanks, and hopefully someone will tell me
authoritatively whether my memory is corrupt<g>.

"Brad Kingsley" wrote:

 > You could write a batch file and schedule it with Windows Scheduler to reset
 > IIS at some interval
 >
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  > > Hi,
  > >
  > > Every couple of days the .NET stops serving out aspx pages. (html etc..,
  > > still work fine)
  > >
  > > It seems I remember reading back during .NET 0.90 that there was a way to
  > > set the .NET service to restart every evening at 3:00 (or whatnot)
  > >
  > > Can anyone direct me to instructions so I can set it up to do this?
 >
 >
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In IIS6 there is a setting to restart specific Pools at intervals (every X
requests, memory limits, or certain times). I haven't heard of anything that
specifically reset .Net though. And if you want to bounce all of IIS vs.
just certain app pools, you need to set this restart on each app pool - or
set up the batch job to bounce IIS (and if you aren't using IIS6, you need
to use the batch job)


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"madmanpierre" <madmanpierre.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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 > Brad,
 >
 > If this is a work-a-round. Thank you.
 >
 > I just want to understand. Are you saying that my memory is wrong that
 > there
 > is NOT a method to set it up as a built in feature of .NET? I was sure I
 > read
 > that in ASP.NET, Microsoft had specifically put in functionality to
 > restart
 > the engine periodically just because they anticipated some problems that
 > MIGHT need it...
 >
 > If you don't know, I still say thanks, and hopefully someone will tell me
 > authoritatively whether my memory is corrupt<g>.
 >
 > "Brad Kingsley" wrote:
 >
  >> You could write a batch file and schedule it with Windows Scheduler to
  >> reset
  >> IIS at some interval
  >>
  >>
  >> --
  >> ~Brad Kingsley
  >> Microsoft MVP - ASP/.Net
  >> Windows 2000 MCSE
  >>
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  >> "madmanpierre" <madmanpierre.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
  >> news:05DD68CC-7CC6-4C21-BEC4-4A64E6B8655F@microsoft.com...
   >> > Hi,
   >> >
   >> > Every couple of days the .NET stops serving out aspx pages. (html
   >> > etc..,
   >> > still work fine)
   >> >
   >> > It seems I remember reading back during .NET 0.90 that there was a way
   >> > to
   >> > set the .NET service to restart every evening at 3:00 (or whatnot)
   >> >
   >> > Can anyone direct me to instructions so I can set it up to do this?
  >>
  >>
  >><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: How to auto-restart IIS .NET service every evening