Identifying what is behind W3WP.exe  
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BlueLeader





PostPosted: Thu May 05 07:03:12 CDT 2005 Top

IIS >> Identifying what is behind W3WP.exe Hi,
Im sure this Question had been posted several times earlier on this
forum, but could not find the right reply. Neways, here it is again:

I have a single website running on Win2003 & IIS6. Several application
folders exist under this website. There is just one applicaton pool. I
see instances of w3wp.exe eating up CPU on certain occassions. Using
iisapp.vbs i could track the w3wp.exe to the default website and its
application pool.

How do i track which application/script is spinning w3wp.exe out of
control?

TIA

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John





PostPosted: Thu May 05 07:03:12 CDT 2005 Top

IIS >> Identifying what is behind W3WP.exe On 5 May 2005 03:48:06 -0700, "Calvin&Hobbes" <EMail@HideDomain.com>
wrote:


How many sites are on your server?

John Cesta

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>Hi,
>Im sure this Question had been posted several times earlier on this
>forum, but could not find the right reply. Neways, here it is again:
>
>I have a single website running on Win2003 & IIS6. Several application
>folders exist under this website. There is just one applicaton pool. I
>see instances of w3wp.exe eating up CPU on certain occassions. Using
>iisapp.vbs i could track the w3wp.exe to the default website and its
>application pool.
>
>How do i track which application/script is spinning w3wp.exe out of
>control?
>
>TIA

 
 
Calvin&Hobbes





PostPosted: Thu May 05 08:23:20 CDT 2005 Top

IIS >> Identifying what is behind W3WP.exe Just one website.

 
 
Pat





PostPosted: Thu May 05 11:55:51 CDT 2005 Top

IIS >> Identifying what is behind W3WP.exe When the problem is occurring, you can run IISState and it will dump the
page name (the web server must have access to the internet).

iisstate -p <pid> <enter>

Pat

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> Just one website.
>