November 7, 2007
4:18 pm

In IIS7 (atleast till RC0 release), you might find no UI way to restart IIS services (IISAdmin, WAS, W3SVC). Only way is by using the command line exe - the classic IISRESET.

Here is my UI module which give you a UI way to do this. This also shows the status of each IIS service running. Below is how it looks:

Here is the link for the DLL:

To add this module in your IIS 7 manager follow the below steps:

  1. Download the IIS7IISRESETUI.dll.
  2. From inetsrv folder Drag and Drop the IIS7BackupRestore.dll into the Global Assembly Cache (C:\Windows\assembly) or use GacUtil -i IIS7BackupRestore.dll to install it to the GAC.
  3. Under File Menu, browse for the file %WinDir%\System32\InetSrv\config\Administration.config.
  4. Search for the <moduleProviders> section and add the following

    <add name=”IIS7IISRESETUI” type=”IIS7IISRESETUI.MyModuleProvider, IIS7IISRESETUI, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=db9daa3d2ea5f6fd” />

  5. Search for the <modules> section and add the following

    <add name=”IIS7IISRESETUI” />

  6. Open Inetmgr and You will see the module listed in your IIS 7 Manager if you would’ve followed the above steps properly.

IIS, Web Server, Microsoft

Source:? MSDN Blog

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