RE: Mea Culpa, I've killed OWA/RWW/Other stuff with NET STOP

From: James Hallam (JamesHallam_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/21/04 

Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 15:49:01 -0700

You were correct. I figured this out myself after 24 hours of randomly
clicking things and reading error logs, but your suggestion cut straight to
the heart of the matter. It seems the conflict as actually with my adding
the SSL port to the new site (as 443), once that was deleted, I was able to
get all the sites running again.

I am still unable to get a new site working that actually will load a page
in IE, under http://newsitename or even http://newsitename.domain.local. I
followed the instructions given on smallbizserver.net, once stopping after
the CNAME settings, and once continuing on to add the Sharepoint stuff.
Neither example will load a file from the marked folder under Inetpub.

Perhaps posting my config, as you requested, will help answer this question:

Description - Identifier - State - Host header value - IP address - Port
Default Web Site - 1 - Running - <blank> - *All Unassigned* - 80
MS SP Admin - 2 - Running - <blank> - *All Unassigned* - 9584
SP Central Admin - 3 - Running - <blank> - *All Unassigned* - 8081
companyweb - 4 - Running - companyweb - 192.168.0.102 - 80
TestSite1 - 417834865 - Running - TestSite1 - *All Unassigned* - 80
TestSite2 - 73892474 - Running - TestSite2 - *All Unassigned* - 80

The end goal is to get a blank site (no Sharepoint) that can be accessed
over SSL by any user logged in through RWW. I don't want it publically
available - it's a PHP intranet/extranet application, not a website. To be
honest, it doesn't need to be it's own site - it can be under companyweb, so
long as I can get a working webroot, and it can run PHP. I just haven't
figured out how to accomplish this.

Thanks for your help, Mark. I hope I've provided you with the config info
you need.

James Hallam

""Mark Stanfill [MSFT]"" wrote:

> James,
>
> It sounds like something else has taken over port 80 (part of the PHP
> install perhaps? Did it create a new site). If you go in to the Internet
> Services Manager, take a look at the properties of each web site listed.
> On the Web Site tab, click on the 'Advanced' button. Make sure that you
> have a unique combination of IP address, port, and host header for all
> sites. If you like, post the configuration to this thread (you can change
> the display names, I'm more interested in the port assignment/host header
> combinations).
>
> Regards,
> Mark Stanfill, MCSE+I, MCSE 2000/2003, MCDBA
> Small Business Server Support
>
> This posting is provided 'AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights.
>
>
> --------------------
>
> >
> >To get this out of the way, this is 100% PEBKAC, and for that I apologise
> - I
> >should know better.
> >
> >I was trying to install PHP manually, and following the installation
> >instructions. After adding the ISAPI module to the Application Mappings
> in
> >IIS, the instructions said:
> >
> >- Stop IIS completely (NET STOP iisadmin)
> >
> >- Start IIS again (NET START w3svc)
> >
> >After the stop IIS command, I got the notification of dependent services
> >(w3svc, smtp, exchange routing engine, http ssl), and the prompt to
> continue
> >Y/N. I continued Y, and watched the 5 services shut down (perhaps
> thinking
> >if they were linked, they'd all start up again, I can't say..). I
> restarted
> >IIS using Net Start as shown, and only w3svc started up.
> >
> >I tested OWA immediately, and just got a 400 error. Same for RWW. Same
> for
> >"View Performance Report" and "View Usage Report" under Monitoring and
> >Reporting.
> >
> >I rebooted. I re-ran CEICW. I rebooted. I grabbed a brain and checked
> the
> >Services list, and all 5 were running, but OWA/RWW/etc.. were all still
> >inactive.
> >
> >So as it stands, I've got the services running that I shut down, but no
> >OWA.. //companyweb still works, but nothing else web/IIS-related seems to.
> >
> >Does anyone have a guess at how I could fix this?
> >
>
>