Madhu
Fri Jul 07 04:31:02 CDT 2006
Also, Don't remember offhand but I would try tasklist.exe if your company
doesn't want to use non MS.
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Madhu
"Steve Schofield" wrote:
> Without more information it appears a DLL or thread is 'in-use' causing the
> problem. Have you tried turning anti-virus software off or is there any 3rd
> party software on the machine. Before restarting the box, I would try
> turning off un-necessary services to see if you can narrow down what is
> causing the problem. Another tool that can help is called Process Explorer
> by "SysInternals". This will show you which DLL and EXE's are being used by
> each process.
>
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> Steve Schofield
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> "nick3young" <nick3young@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1151506695.093647.231520@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> > Hi All,
> >
> > We have a few apps that work off the IIS (v6.0) and occasionally they
> > stop working (which is another problem all together!). To get them
> > working again we have to restart our server (server 2003) which, as you
> > can imagine, is becoming a real pain! I thought a faster solution would
> > be to perform an 'IISRESET /restart' but unfortunately, the World Wide
> > Web Publishing service hangs during 'stopping'. The only way to restart
> > it seems to be to restart the server!
> >
> > Does anyone know why W3SVC could be hanging on stopping during the
> > IISRESET?
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> > Nick
> >
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