firstdivision
MIS
Hi,
There are three workstations in the group where I work that are constantly having the .NET framework uninstalled if we reboot and then leave the machine on overnight. When we arrive in the morning and try to load an ASP.NET application we get a "Server Application Not Available" error.
In order to get the local ASP.NET applications running again we have to run aspnet_regiis -i and iisreset.
The question is what could be causing this? There is group policy in effect, perhaps Active Directory could be causing this? I asked the system admin and he said that there isn't anything defined that would cause this. Also, I ran GPUpdate.exe with the /force, /logoff and /boot switches. The ASP.NET applications always ran fine after this...so it does look like Active Directory is not the problem.
Are there any recent viruses that would cause this behaviour? I did a full virus scan that turned up nothing...
This is annoying, but if it happened to our servers it would obviously be a much bigger problem...
Any ideas?
Thanks,
FD
There are three workstations in the group where I work that are constantly having the .NET framework uninstalled if we reboot and then leave the machine on overnight. When we arrive in the morning and try to load an ASP.NET application we get a "Server Application Not Available" error.
In order to get the local ASP.NET applications running again we have to run aspnet_regiis -i and iisreset.
The question is what could be causing this? There is group policy in effect, perhaps Active Directory could be causing this? I asked the system admin and he said that there isn't anything defined that would cause this. Also, I ran GPUpdate.exe with the /force, /logoff and /boot switches. The ASP.NET applications always ran fine after this...so it does look like Active Directory is not the problem.
Are there any recent viruses that would cause this behaviour? I did a full virus scan that turned up nothing...
This is annoying, but if it happened to our servers it would obviously be a much bigger problem...
Any ideas?
Thanks,
FD