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503 service unavailable due to “The Module DLL …compdyn.dll failed to load”
Quickly helping one of colleague where after restoring applicationhost.config from the back up on win2k8 IIS 7 we started receiving 503 Service Unavailable on the browser. As the very first step was to check event viewer where we had the following
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IIS7: 503 Service Unavailable due to autostart=false for app pool
While setting up repro for one of the customer on my Vista IIS 7.I ran into couple of issue(i’ll post both) of my own.My application gave up with "Service Unavailable" "HTTP error 503" No matter whatever I browse .htm , aspx everything
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