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Dave Pink
I support a web server farm of about 80 machines, of which 35 are in
Production at any given time. Machines are running Windows 2000
Advanced Server with IIS 5. All 80 machines are configured exactly the
same in regards to software, yet only one machine repeatedly shows
queuing on the performance counter ASP.NET Requests Queued. No other
machines show any queuing at all.
The queuing occurs on the machine in question only after it is put
into Production. Even after a reboot clears the counter, as soon as
the machine gets put back into Production, the queuing starts up
again.
The queuing increases steadily at a rate of anywhere from 400 to 700
requests per hour. It will increase until the machine is rebooted.
I've double-checked and the web.config and machine.config files are
exactly the same as all other machines. (maxconnection="10"
maxWorkerThreads="20")
The machine in question is working fine and has no indications of any
other problems.
Any idea what could be the cause of this queuing? Thanks in advance.
Dave
Production at any given time. Machines are running Windows 2000
Advanced Server with IIS 5. All 80 machines are configured exactly the
same in regards to software, yet only one machine repeatedly shows
queuing on the performance counter ASP.NET Requests Queued. No other
machines show any queuing at all.
The queuing occurs on the machine in question only after it is put
into Production. Even after a reboot clears the counter, as soon as
the machine gets put back into Production, the queuing starts up
again.
The queuing increases steadily at a rate of anywhere from 400 to 700
requests per hour. It will increase until the machine is rebooted.
I've double-checked and the web.config and machine.config files are
exactly the same as all other machines. (maxconnection="10"
maxWorkerThreads="20")
The machine in question is working fine and has no indications of any
other problems.
Any idea what could be the cause of this queuing? Thanks in advance.
Dave