windows 11 non-admin user IIS Pool access issue in local machine
By creating a non-admin user in Windows 11 home edition, I allowed him full control over inetsrv
%SystemRoot%System32inetsrv
folder, after logging in with this user and running this command from CMD
%SystemRoot%System32inetsrvappcmd list apppool /name:poolname/text:state
Results show : Unknown. But “poolname” is a pool running.
%SystemRoot%System32inetsrvappcmd start apppool /apppool.name:poolname
The result shows : “ERROR ( message:The WAS service is not available – try starting the service first. )”. But a “WAS” is running.
By creating a non-admin user in Windows 11 home edition, I allowed him full control over inetsrv %SystemRoot%System32inetsrvfolder, after logging in with this user and running this command from CMD%SystemRoot%System32inetsrvappcmd list apppool /name:poolname/text:stateResults show : Unknown. But “poolname” is a pool running.%SystemRoot%System32inetsrvappcmd start apppool /apppool.name:poolnameThe result shows : “ERROR ( message:The WAS service is not available – try starting the service first. )”. But a “WAS” is running. Read More
