IIS 6 + ASP problems

Hi everyone!
I have this strange thing happening with my asp pages. On
our existing production server which is a win2000 server
sp3 std. edt. with IIS 5 my asp pages are running just
fine.

Now we have bought a new box where we have intalled
Win2003 server std. edt. IIS 6.

I have turned on asp extensions, debugging, etc, etc....
Turned off friendly errors in IE, etc...

My asp pages are working great, until some point where I
just get the page "Page not found". It seems that if the
resulting page (the response) gets too large, it will not
process. One example is a page that returns results from a
database query, based on a user selection. If I narrow
everything down a bit, the page is displayed fine. If the
search gets a little huge, I get the "Page cannot be
found".

I have tried the same code on three different win2003
servers. Same result on every one. The code I run is
exactely the same as on our prodcution where every thing
works great.

I have even found the balance where i stop the execution
with a response.end after x records. Then it works fine.
If I try to stop the execution after x+1 records, the page
fails. I know that the next record is valid!

I have tried to run in IIS5 mode also, with no luck.
I have tried to increase the "AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed".
I did it directly in the metabase.xml file on the server.
I have made a new application pool. I have tried to adjust
about everything that can be adjusted, but nothing is
getting better.

What the hell do I do??????

Henning

Drop to a command prompt and get to c:\inetpub\adminscripts

run this: adsutil get /w3svc/ASPBufferingOn

If this is the result:

ASPBufferingOn : (BOOLEAN) True

Then run this

adsutil set /w3svc/ASPBufferingOn False

Try that out and let me know what happens...

Thank you,

Tony DeVere [MSFT]
Microsoft IIS
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