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SOLVED WsusPool keeps stopping

Strahinja JANACEK

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Hi all!
Within IIS the WsusPool keeps stoping, immediately after I start it manually. I was looking for many solutions and configurations, but i's still stopping. Have no idea what to check else. Attached you can find the screenshot of the configuration.
 

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Hi all!
Within IIS the WsusPool keeps stoping, immediately after I start it manually. I was looking for many solutions and configurations, but i's still stopping. Have no idea what to check else. Attached you can find the screenshot of the configuration.

I think I got this issue solved. After my post regarding WSUS I had also the problem, that nothing was pushed to the clients anymore. See this article:

Nothing changed within Software Center when I removed the deployments from SCCM. Seems like during the re-installation of WSUS roles and config, the applicationhost.config or web.config file referenced a module that no...
Hi all!
Within IIS the WsusPool keeps stoping, immediately after I start it manually. I was looking for many solutions and configurations, but i's still stopping. Have no idea what to check else. Attached you can find the screenshot of the configuration.

I think I got this issue solved. After my post regarding WSUS I had also the problem, that nothing was pushed to the clients anymore. See this article:

Nothing changed within Software Center when I removed the deployments from SCCM. Seems like during the re-installation of WSUS roles and config, the applicationhost.config or web.config file referenced a module that no longer existed after the WSUS removal/re-install.

Within the "MpControl.log" (which you can find on the SCCM server, within: ....\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\tools) I found the following error:
- Call to HttpSendRequestSync failed for port 80 with status code 500, text: Internal Server Error
As described, I made a backup of the "applicationhost.config" and after that I ran the CMD-command which you can also find on this site. The error was gone and the distribution of the apps was working again. And today I installed again the WSUS role and it seems that now it's working. For now the "WsusPool" didn't stopped. Let see if something will change this week, but I hope that it will stay and work as it's doing now.
 
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