I have a Windows 2003/IIS6 server with a lot of application pools. In task manager, one of the w3wp.exe processes is using up a lot more resources then the others. Short of stopping/starting each pool one-by-one, is there an easy way to find out which application pool is related to the process?
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The script iisapp.vbs will list this information for you, it is located in the system32 folder, but you should be able to run it straight from the command line. |
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use Microsoft Process Explorer http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx You can turn on "command line" as a column and for the W3Wp.exe's it will tell you the app pool. |
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Assuming your apps are ASP.NET: Use sysinternals Process Explorer, right-click on the process, choose Properties, then click the .NET tab. You will see the various AppDomains for the .NET process, which for ASP.NET apps typically shows you something like /LM/W3SVC/id/Root/path etc. |
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