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A colleague of mine added several IP addresses to a server, but these IPs are not appearing in the list to use with bindings.

This goes for IIS7 web sites and IIS6 FTP sites.

We found this KB article, but I don't have the offending patch installed: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2551090/en-us

I don't think the server was restarted after the IPs were added as it is a live production server, but I believe IIS (at least from IIS6) was restarted.

What must we do to be able to use these IPs? They are pingable.

UPDATE 1: I am able to RDP to the new IP addresses without issues.

UPDATE 2: I was able to make them appear by adding them to the hosts file, but I'd still like to know what the issue is?

neildeadman
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  • Restarting IIS from the IIS6 console will only affect SMTP Virtual Servers. It won't touch any web-related services. Have you tried restarting IIS from the IIS 7 console? – Chris McKeown Aug 21 '13 at 12:20
  • Does that count for the FTP side of things also? I can't be sure what my colleague did, but likely not. They are there now that I have added them to hosts file, so I can't restart and see if this changes things without removing them first (something I doubt they'd be keen on). Thanks for that info though :) – neildeadman Aug 21 '13 at 13:05
  • http://serverfault.com/a/551218/92108 – Nime Cloud Nov 06 '13 at 23:18

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Let's come back to old time though this is old post. I recently came a cross this issue and I open services.msc, and then restart IP Helper, and all IP newly added comes up.

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The server needed a reboot (or at least the correct services started).

We added them to the hosts file to force them to appear, but a reboot makes them appear without being in hosts file.

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