ASP engine siezes

What is the OS? When this happens what does the performance monitor show for=
Total Anonymous Connections?

What are the hardware specs in the server? Memory, processor? When this=
happens what does inetinfo.exe (if iis50) show as far as memory and CPU%?

Are the asp sites in low process or medium pooled (if iis50)? You may want=
to try placing them in a different memory pool.

Knowing what the specs of your server are could help us help you.

I have a program called webpagechecker that will test your asp pages at=
defined intervals if not running you can have the program run iisstate.


John Cesta

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On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 05:35:45 -0400, DoBBs wrote:
 >=A0Hi,
 >=A0We run a shared server with roughly 200 domains, and have recently
 >=A0been
 >=A0having problems with the ASP engine siezing and not accepting
 >=A0anymore
 >=A0connections 'Too many connections'. Static pages are served fine.
 >=A0Thing is there are no clues as to why this is happening. There are
 >=A0no log
 >=A0entries around the times this keeps happening. The server can
 >=A0freeze a day
 >=A0after IIS being reset or 10 days, but this has happened 4 - 5 times
 >=A0over the
 >=A0last month, and I hate having to get up in the middle of the night
 >=A0to reset
 >=A0it!
 >=A0Anybody know a way of finding out what the cause is to enable me to
 >=A0fix the
 >=A0problem?
 >=A0thanks
 >
 >=A0Mark<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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