Layton ServiceDesk - Troubleshooting - Broken Page, LaytonServiceDeskAppPool Message
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+ | #Launch IIS Manager. | ||
+ | #Click the server name in the ''Connections'' panel. | ||
+ | #In the ''Features'' panel, double-click ''Authentication''. | ||
+ | #All should be ''Disabled'', except for ''Windows Authentication'', which should be ''Enabled''. | ||
+ | #Restart IIS. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:54, 7 February 2023
Contents |
[edit] Overview
Most likely, this scenario will occur after reinstallation of the application on a new server. The auto-login page for the End User is loaded and a broken web page appears, with this message:
-- IIS APPPOOL\LaytonServiceDeskAppPool -- LaytonServiceDeskAppPool -- -- IIS APPPOOL\LaytonServiceDeskAppPool Log in with another user
If the auto-login page for the Analyst is loaded, the same issue occurs, but the message about LaytonServiceDeskAppPool doesn't appear:
Log in with other user
[edit] Manual Login
Clicking either link will open the appropriate manual-login page, for End User or Analyst, and manual login should be possible.
[edit] Fix
- Launch IIS Manager.
- Click the server name in the Connections panel.
- In the Features panel, double-click Authentication.
- All should be Disabled, except for Windows Authentication, which should be Enabled.
- Restart IIS.