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In order to reset IIS or clear cache, you need to do the following:
- iisreset or.
- remove cache. Click “Start” on your server, open “Administrative Tools” and then open the “IIS” program. Navigate to the website in IIS from which you want to remove the caching feature. Right-click on your website, then click “Properties.”
In respect to this, how do I clear my webserver cache?
Alternatively, press Ctrl-Shift-Delete to display the Clear All History dialog immediately. In the Time range to clear list box, select the length of time to clear data . To clear the entire cache, select Everything. To clear the cache, under History, select the Cache check box.
Likewise, people ask, where is IIS cache stored?
The location of these cache files varies based on the OS version of the web server machine, the IIS version, and the . NET version.
NET 4.0, the location might be:
- C:WindowsMicrosoft.NETFrameworkv2.
- C:WindowsMicrosoft.NETFrameworkv4.
- C:WindowsMicrosoft.NETFramework64v2.
When you recycle the AppPool, there is some overlap time. So I think that for both an AppPool recycle and an IIS reset will clear the cache. As for as I know, that cache is stored in the Application domain. Once the unhealthy worker process terminates, all cache items should be destroyed.