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IIS7

Debugging 64bit App Pools

December 7, 2009

So version 1.1 of MS Debug Diagnostics is currently the latest version of the debugger, however on Win 2008 x64 the only thing you can do with it directly is use the Analysis portion. It will not allow you to create dumps, so we will have to create one manually. To capture a dump of [...]

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Cdosys Test Script

September 21, 2009

This script can be used to test CDONTS mail functionality on a server. It’s very straightforward and simple. A typical use for this code is to troubleshoot the service without having to rely on code that could be buried deep in the code of a web app and may have bugs that interfere with the [...]

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Socket Pooling

September 7, 2009

Using httpcfg to set the IP addresses that the server is listening on Win 2003 By default, IIS will grab all IP addresses for it’s use. So if a server has multiple IPs port 80 on all of them will be reserved by IIS. What if Apache needs to be running along with IIS on [...]

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Backing up and Restoring IIS 7 Configuration

August 31, 2009

The metabase has pretty much gone away in IIS 7.  ApplicationHost.config is the root file of the IIS 7.0 configuration system. It includes definitions of all sites, applications, virtual directories and application pools, as well as global defaults for the web server settings (similar to machine.config and the root web.config for .NET Framework settings). It [...]

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Matching IIS Worker Processes to Application Pools.

August 17, 2009

This technique can be used to determine which application pool holds the sites in which the w3wp process is pegging the CPU. Sites will need to be separated into individual app pools by process of elimination to determine exactly which site is spiking CPU usage. Get task manager configured. 1.    First launch task manager by [...]

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MIME Types in IIS

August 10, 2009

Mime types are similar to file extensions. They are used to identify the type of information that a file contains. Occasionally people run into the problem of not being able have their special content downloaded, instead they get an ASCII stream or some other unusable data. To ensure the file is presented correctly or at [...]

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