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Here are some examples of using the `iisreset` command in the Windows Command Prompt (cmd): Example 1: Restart IIS:

iisreset

This command restarts Internet Information Services (IIS) on the local computer. Example 2: Restart IIS on a remote computer:

iisreset RemoteComputer /rebootonerror

Here the IIS is restarted on a remote computer named "RemoteComputer". The `/rebootonerror` flag reboots the computer if an error occurs while restarting IIS. Example 3: Restart IIS service with stop and start options:

iisreset /stop
iisreset /start

These commands stop and start the IIS service on the local computer. The `/stop` command stops the service, and the `/start` command then restarts it. Example 4: Stop and start IIS on a remote computer:

iisreset RemoteComputer /stop
iisreset RemoteComputer /start

Here the IIS service on a remote computer is stopped and then started again. Example 5: IIS restart with timeout specified:

iisreset /timeout:120

This command restarts IIS and specifies a timeout value of 120 seconds. The IIS then has 120 seconds to shut down before starting again. Note: Some of the examples may require administrative rights or specific permissions. Make sure you're running Command Prompt as an administrator if necessary and that you have the appropriate access rights.

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There are a few important considerations to keep in mind when using the `iisreset` command: 1. Admin rights: Make sure you run Command Prompt as administrator to successfully complete the `iisreset` command. This is important because the command accesses the IIS service and the operating system.

Right click -> "Run as administrator"

2. Service Interruption: Note that an `iisreset` will stop all running web applications and services in IIS. This results in a temporary halt in web traffic while the IIS service restarts. 3. Impact on running applications: Consider the impact of the `iisreset` command on running applications. It is advisable to restart during off-peak hours or with advance notice to minimize service interruptions. 4. Correct server name: When using the command on a remote computer, you must specify the correct server name. Make sure the network connection is stable and you have the necessary permissions for remote access. 5. Optional parameters: Check the available optional parameters, such as `/timeout`, to delay the shutdown of the IIS service. A timeout value indicates how long the IIS service has before it restarts.

iisreset /timeout:120

6. Check logging: Check Event Viewer and IIS logs for possible errors or warnings after `iisreset`. This can help with troubleshooting. 7. Monitor web applications: After IIS restarts, monitor the performance and functionality of your web applications to ensure they are working properly. 8. Alternative reboot methods: In some cases, other methods such as stopping and starting the IIS service (`net stop w3svc` and `net start w3svc`) could also be an alternative to the `iisreset` command. Consider these points to ensure that the `iisreset` command is executed effectively and without any unwanted impact on your web server.