Yesterday, I was getting "HTTP code 503" on one of my DP's so I was comparing 
the IIS configuration between the bad server and one of my working DP's. I used 
the Notepad++ compare plugin to look at the differences in the 
applicationHost.config file and there are quite a few. Is there anything in the 
applicationHost.config file that is proprietary to one server? I was thinking 
about just copying over the .config file from the good server to the bad server 
(both 2008 R2) and then restarting IIS. As far as SCCM, the installation 
directories, shares, IIS site name, etc are set up exactly the same so it 
shouldn't break anything with that. It's just the individual settings that are 
different (ie: webdav). However, I saw two lines (example below) that look like 
they had encrypted strings so before I tried this, I figured I'd ask the 
community. I'll hold on to the "bad" .config file just in case.

            <add name="AesProvider" 
type="Microsoft.ApplicationHost.AesProtectedConfigurationProvider" 
description="Uses an AES session key to encrypt and decrypt" 
keyContainerName="iisConfigurationKey" cspProviderName="" useOAEP="false" 
useMachineContainer="true" 
sessionKey="AQIAAA5mAAAApAAAKumojp4crMVhmhovXw0DMpCIUUnczwvaW5EF+ay8bGUUX5ImJHxLwWoPcu4R/U21/hE3nqe4JCMu0W7s7Q1o17taW/gPxF2TF9HVUsIHA+nWY0heTDL5np3MZapW3cg6kHRapbNXFcbLXIrFxCvZrMC8BVn0j6nxHxbrGFs+Cog="
 />

Will this work?

Thanks,
James
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