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Based on the error message, it seems that the issue is caused by the server side. However, I’m not sure under which circumstance the issue will happen. Please let me know the detailed scenario(when clicking which button) the issue will happen so that I can test it on my side. You can also capture some screenshots for better understanding.
Meanwhile, in order to narrow down the issue, please try the following methods:
1. User other browsers to see if there is any difference.
2. If possible, please change another network connection. For example, when you are at home.
3. Please check if all the admin accounts in your organization have the same issue.
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Rick
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Hello Ben,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I have tested it on my side. When I click the options under Service assurance or Reports, the issue occurs randomly. I will contact the related team to see if there is any information about the issue. Once there is any updates, I will post back in the forum in 3 days.
Your patience and understanding is highly appreciated.
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Rick
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Did the issue still exist? As based on my test, the issue didn't occurs today.
If the issue still exists, please provide the account information, we need to check if the issue is related to the account.
To protect your privacy, I've sent you a private message to collect the information. You can access it via private message。
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Yes the problem still exists but now its a timeout error see screenshot above when clicking on Compliance Reports or Trust Documents.
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Thanks for the updates. It will be helpful for us to investigate more if you can take several minutes to get the Fiddler log about the issue. To do that, I have sent you a private message with the detailed steps. Please check them with this link.
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We can't reproduce the issue any more. Do you still have the error message? If so, would you please provide us the Fiddler log via the private message?
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I'm using HttpWebRequest and I get error when execute GetResponse().
I using this code:
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The server really returns a 503 HTTP status code. However, it also returns a response body along with the 503 error condition (the contents you see in a browser if you open that URL).
You have access to the response in the exception's
Response
property (in case there's a 503 response, the exception that's raised is a WebException
, which has a Response
property). you need to catch this exception and handle it properlyConcretely, your code could look like this:
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-->When you try to debug an ASP.NET application running on a Web server, you may get this error message:
Unable to start debugging on the Web server
.Often, this error occurs because an error or configuration change has occurred that requires an update to your Application Pools, an IIS reset, or both. You can reset IIS by opening an elevated command prompt and typing
iisreset
.What is the detailed error message?
The
Unable to start debugging on the Web server
message is generic. Usually, a more specific message is included in the error string and that may help you identify the cause of the problem or search for a more exact fix. Here are a few of the more common error messages that are appended to the main error message:IIS does not list a website that matches the launch url
- Restart Visual Studio as an Administrator and retry debugging. (Some ASP.NET debugging scenarios require elevated privileges.)You can configure Visual Studio to always run as an Administrator by right-clicking the Visual Studio shortcut icon, choosing Properties > Advanced, and then choosing to always run as an Administrator.
The web server is not configured correctly
- See Error: The web server is not configured correctly.
Unable to connect to the webserver
- Are you running Visual Studio and the Web server on the same machine and debugging using F5 (instead of Attach to Process)? Open your project properties and make sure that the project is configured to connect to the correct Web server and launch URL. (Open Properties > Web > Servers or Properties > Debug depending on your project type. For a Web Forms project, open Property Pages > Start Options > Server.)
- Otherwise, restart your Application Pool and then reset IIS. For more information, see Check your IIS Configuration.
The web server did not respond in a timely manner
- Reset IIS and retry debugging. Multiple debugger instances may be attached to the IIS process; a reset terminates them. For more information, see Check your IIS Configuration.
The microsoft visual studio remote debugging monitor(msvsmon.exe) does not appear to be running on the remote computer
- If you are debugging on a remote machine, make sure you have installed and are running the remote debugger. If the message mentions a firewall, make sure the correct ports in the firewall are open, especially if you are using a third party firewall.
- If you are using a HOSTS file, make sure it is configured correctly. For example, if debugging using F5 (instead of Attach to Process), the HOSTS file needs to include the same project URL as in your project properties, Properties > Web > Servers or Properties > Debug, depending on your project type.
The remote server returned an error
Check your IIS log file for error subcodes and additional information, and this IIS 7 blog post.
In addition, here are some of the common error codes and a few suggestions.
- (403) Forbidden. There are many possible causes for this error, so check your log file and the IIS security settings for the web site. Make sure the server's web.config includes
debug=true
in the compilation element. Make sure that your Web Application folder has the right permissions and that your Application Pool configuration is correct (a password may have changed). See Check your IIS Configuration. If these settings are already correct and you are debugging locally, also verify that you are connecting to the correct server type and URL (in Properties > Web > Servers or Properties > Debug, depending on your project type). - (503) Server Unavailable. The Application Pool may have stopped due to an error or configuration change. Restart the Application Pool.
- (404) Not Found. Make sure that the Application Pool is configured for the correct version of ASP.NET.
Could not start ASP.NET debugging
- Restart the Application Pool and reset IIS. For more information, see Check your IIS Configuration.
- If you are doing URL rewrites, test a basic web.config with no URL rewrites. See the Note about the URL Rewrite Module in Check your IIS Configuration.
The debugger cannot connect to the remote computer
If you are debugging locally, this error may occur because Visual Studio is a 32-bit application, so it uses the 64-bit version of the remote debugger to debug 64-bit applications. Open your project properties and make sure that the project is configured to connect to the correct Web server and URL. (Open Properties > Web > Servers or Properties > Debug depending on your project type.)
Also, if you are using a HOSTS file, make sure it is configured correctly. For example, the HOSTS file needs to include the same project URL as in your project properties, Properties > Web > Servers or Properties > Debug, depending on your project type.
See help for common configuration errors. Running the webpage outside of the debugger may provide further information.
- Are you running Visual Studio and the Web server on the same machine? Open your project properties and make sure that the project is configured to connect to the correct Web server and launch URL. (Open Properties > Web > Servers or Properties > Debug depending on your project type.)
- If that does not work or you are debugging remotely, follow steps in Check your IIS Configuration.
Check your IIS configuration
After taking steps detailed here to resolve the issue, and before trying again to debug, you may also need to reset IIS. You can do that by opening an elevated command prompt and typing
iisreset
.- Stop and restart your IIS Application Pools, then retry.The Application Pool may have stopped as a result of an error. Or, another configuration change that you made may require that you stop and restart your Application Pool.NoteIf the Application Pool keeps stopping, you may need to uninstall the URL Rewrite Module from the Control Panel. You can reinstall it using the Web Platform Installer (WebPI). This issue may occur after a significant system upgrade.
- Check your Application Pool configuration, correct it if needed, and then retry.The Application Pool may be configured for a version of ASP.NET that does not match your Visual Studio project. Update the ASP.NET version in the Application Pool and restart it. For detailed information, see IIS 8.0 Using ASP.NET 3.5 and ASP.NET 4.5.Also, if password credentials have changed, you may need to update them in your Application Pool or Web site. In the Application Pool, update credentials in Advanced Settings > Process Model > Identity. For the Web site, update credentials in Basic Settings > Connect as... Restart your Application Pool.
- Check that your Web Application folder has the right permissions.Make sure that you give IIS_IUSRS, IUSR, or the specific user associated with the Application Pool read and execute rights for the Web Application folder. Fix the issue and restart your Application Pool.
- Make sure that the correct version of ASP.NET is installed on IIS.Mismatched versions of ASP.NET on IIS and in your Visual Studio project may cause this issue. You may need to set the framework version in web.config. To install ASP.NET on IIS, use the Web Platform Installer (WebPI). Also, see IIS 8.0 Using ASP.NET 3.5 and ASP.NET 4.5 or, for ASP.NET Core, Host on Windows with IIS.
- Resolve authentication errors if you are using only the IP addressBy default, IP addresses are assumed to be part of the Internet, and NTLM authentication is not done over the Internet. If your web site is configured in IIS to require authentication, this authentication fails. To correct this problem, you can specify the name of the remote computer instead of the IP address.
Other causes
If the IIS configuration is not causing the issue, try these steps:
- Restart Visual Studio with Administrator privileges and try again.Some ASP.NET debugging scenarios such as using Web Deploy require elevated privileges for Visual Studio.
- If multiple instances of Visual Studio are running, reopen your project in one instance of Visual Studio (with Administrator privileges), and try again.
- If you are using a HOSTS file with local addresses, try using the loopback address instead of the machine's IP address.If you are not using local addresses, make sure your HOSTS file includes the same project URL as in your project properties, Properties > Web > Servers or Properties > Debug, depending on your project type.
More troubleshooting steps
- Bring up the localhost page in the browser on the server.If IIS is not installed correctly, you should get errors when you type
http://localhost
in a browser.For more information on deploying to IIS, see IIS 8.0 Using ASP.NET 3.5 and ASP.NET 4.5 and, for ASP.NET Core, Host on Windows with IIS. - Create a basic ASP.NET application on the server (or use a basic web.config file).If you can't get your app to work with the debugger, try creating a basic ASP.NET application locally on the server, and try to debug the basic app. (You might want to use the default ASP.NET MVC template.) If you can debug a basic app, that may help you identify what's different between the two configurations. Look for differences in settings in the web.config file, such as URL rewrite rules.