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A big blue error screen in windows 2003 server
My Dell is a new P4 2.8ghz and 256mb ram server. Windows 2003 server OS.
I'm using freeaspupload script to allow user upload file to my server. It gives me a big blue error screen and reboot itself whenever someone is trying to upload a file. I have tested upload script at http://www.freeaspupload.net and it works fine. But it doesn't work on my server. Source: System Error Category: 102 EventID: 1003 I installed all the drivers on the Dell smoothly. No hardware device conflict issues, no driver issues. Except the blue error screen is still here. Blue Screen: "An attempt was made try to write to a read-only memory, the prevent damage to your computer, the computer is shutting down..... Teefer.sys..... Dumping physical memory... Countdown 1,2,3,4....69...etc" Then the server reboots itself. The error stop: 0x0000000be (0xf857c5ac, 0x06c94121, 0xf9a31cac, 0x0000000b) Error signature: BCCode: be BCP1: F857C5AC BCP2: 06C94121 BCP3: F9A31CAC BCP4: 0000000B OSVer: 5_2_3790 SP:0_0 Product: 274_3 I'm pulling my hairs out again. |
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sounds like a buffer overrun error.
The file being uploaded is to large for the memory space assigned to IIS. The 2003 has buffer over run protection so that you can't push commands into the store/execute buffer (a classic hack - don't ask). There may be some documentation from the script publisher, or on the microsoft windows server 2003 website about this issue... I was however under the impression that microsoft has separated these buffers so you could put whatever commands you liked in the store buffer and they would never be executed, so I may be way off beam with this theory. EDIT: You may wish to monitor the resource use when a file is being uploaded, depending on what your server does 256MB RAM is not that much, you may just be running out of space, you could try allocating more virtual memory. |
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Would adding more memory to the server solve this problem? I know 256mb ram is too little for a server. Would 512mb enough to perform that task and without poping up any blue screen error? Thanks. |
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I do not have enough time to monitor the resource while a file is being uploaded because the server pops up a big blue error screen in my face and started doing count down and reboots itself right after I clicked the upload submit button. |
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I don't think just adding more memory will solve the problem, life is never that simple.
I think your time and effort would be far better spend looking at the FAQ documents that were provided with the script you're using, and IIS6 documentation from the Microsoft web site |
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as I already suggested in the other thread, this is most probably problem with the hardware or drivers, nothing to do with any code.
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interesting point. Have you tried this same script on another server?
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Thank You All
Thank you all for your kindly reply.
I have solved problem by uninstalling my Sygate Personal Firewall Pro on my server. Now I can upload those 2mb jpg , bmp, gif file to my server like there is no tomorrow. So fast and smooth. ![]() |
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Firewall causing blue screens?? never though of that... oh well. anti virus that kill ASP, fire wall that kill the whole server... make sense.
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Would you guys recommend any firewall and anti-v program for Windows 2003 server? I have nothing on my server now.
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I have Norton Security on my XP at home - both AntiVirus and Firewall and it's working fine so far. look if they have version for your Server as well (I think it's called Corporate Edition) if not you can always look in google.
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I would just use the built in RRAS to setup a firewall.
http://www.bganet.org/rras.html |
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How public is the server? I use Visnetic firewall on my server, pretty good protection.
Antivirus is not a necessity if you have a firewall and are only allowing certain ports. This is assuming the server is housing files and not executing them. |
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do u have any firewall on ur server now? was it only sygate that was giving u problem |
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