David
Mon Oct 10 17:10:32 CDT 2005
If you restart IIS, there will be event log entries.
If something crashes IIS, there should be event log entries saying that IIS
crashed and is restarted.
If something hangs IIS, there won't be any event log entries because you
can't detect hangs 100% reliably
First determine if you have a crash, hang, or memory leak, and then download
DebugDiag (Beta) from Microsoft.com (search for the download link) and use
it to troubleshoot the cause.
Usually, something you are running is causing IIS to have problems, so we
need to use tools like DebugDiag to figure out what is going on and who to
contact for support
Try these blog entries to get an understanding of what is going on:
http://blogs.msdn.com/david.wang/archive/2005/08/29/HOWTO_Understand_and_Diagnose_an_AppPool_Crash.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/david.wang/archive/2005/09/24/HOWTO_Obtain_support_if_DebugDiag_reports_ntdll_dll_is_responsible.aspx
If you get a DebugDiag report catching your issue before you restart IIS and
can post it to the newsgroup with a clear Subject title (like "DebugDiag Log
Analysis"), then people can actually try to help you. Otherwise, there is no
way to resolve your issue.
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//David
IIS
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"Dariusg" <Dariusg@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3E1F62B-C3E3-4582-8085-66D0ACF51C76@microsoft.com...
I have to restart IIS at least 3 times a day. There are no errors in the
Event Viewer. Once IIS is restarted everything works properly. I'm running
OWA, corporate intranet site, 2 public websites, and a custom webpage for
entering sales for previous day.