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Mar 5 |
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WHEN does IIS 6.0 Application Pool CRASH with memory issues? Awesome answer. Your first few sentences helped wrap my mind around what was happening. I think our DebugDiag memory dump confirmed fragmentation, so we're investigating if we can slow that down on those heaps! |
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Jan 5 |
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Best way to determine overhead of running DebugDiag in Production for Memory Leaks? Probably, but we can't reliably reproduce the LIVE traffic variations -- and don't really have the expertise to write a script to replicate it. |
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Apr 28 |
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Maximum amount of memory per session with IIS/.NET Thanks for the reply. Sessions are InProc and server is Win2k3/32 Bit. Basically, the application performance suffers and users start seeing timeouts and various other memory related issues. |
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Apr 25 |
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Maximum amount of memory per session with IIS/.NET ?? I clearly say 'IIS6' - please read the post. OS is W2k3. What other info should I provide that would assist? |
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Mar 29 |
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DHeapmon not reporting expected number of total desktops in IIS6 "To get additional desktop heap(s) you need to run seperate pools with separate credentials." Thats what I needed :) Okay, so with that said, even if the issue is ultimately with the application code -- could I tune things from the server end by running multiple pools with separate credentials? That way, instead of sharing ONE desktop heap with ALL sites -- each site/app pool will have its own heap to use up. Make sense? |
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Mar 17 |
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COM+/Desktop Heap errors in IIS affecting sites at random? That was my initial consideration :) My question is, how does this limit get reached for a specific app pool? All the app pools on my box are non-interactive.... |
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Mar 17 |
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COM+/Desktop Heap errors in IIS affecting sites at random? Sorry about that! More specifically I'm getting Event ID: 4689. |
