The default IIS Site is stopped. An error occurs when you start ox8ffe2740, or a red error occurs before the IIS Site.

Symptoms:

1. By default, the IIS Site is stopped. An Unexpected ox8ffe2740 error occurs when it is started;

2. If there is a red error in front of the IIS Site and IIS cannot be started, the system prompts "the server has not responded or controlled the request in time"

Cause 1:The World Wide Web Publishing Service is not started.

Solution:Start the World Wide Web Hing service, and then start IIS.

If the World Wide Web Publishing Service cannot be started, the detailed solution is as follows:

Http://blog.csdn.net/hong401/archive/2008/05/30/2494931.aspx

Cause 2:IIS port 80 is occupied

There are two solutions:

1. disable ports 80Program

2. Modify the IIS port to another unused port, such as port 81. The site also changes to the corresponding port 81.

Detailed steps:

Method 1: Use the DOS command to find the program that occupies port 80 and close the program.

Enter the following command in "start -- run:

1. CMD (this command opens the command execution box, and then enters the following command in the Command box)

2. netstat-an-p tcp-O (lowercase letter O)

(Description: Find port 80 in local adress and find the service using port 80 in PID)

3. tskill 352

(Note: 352 refers to the PID program that occupies port 80 found. Use the tskill command to close the program. Note: Here pid352 is an example. Based on your actual situation, which program occupies port 80, then the PID of the program is closed)

4. Run the iisreset/restart command to restart IIS (or manually restart the IIS service)

 

Method 2: Change IIS port 80 to another port used, for example, 80 to 81, and change site port to 81.

Steps:

1. Change the port 80 of IIS to the unused port. Set the value as needed and change it to port 81.

2. Restart IIS. At this time, IIS can be started and files can be browsed in IIS.

3. Change the site port to the current port 81 of IIS on the site, for example, from http: // localhost/to http: // localhost: 81 /. If you do not change the site port, you must enter the port each time you access the site. To access index. asp, you must enter http: // localhost: 81/index. asp.

Otherwise, the webpage cannot be accessed, and the system prompts that the server or DNS is not found.