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W3SVC found in Windows 2003 EventViewer.

Hi,

Recently I have few complains from my customer saying the Session in IIS Server always reset or lost.

I found below message in EventViewer when the Session is lost or reset. Can anyone tells me what's wrong with the 2003 Server?

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"A worker process with process id of '5904' serving application pool 'DefaultAppPool' has requested a recycle because the worker process reached its allowed processing time limit."

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This problem has to do with connection leaks.

Are you creating different application pools for each user?
Or is it one application pool for the server?
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Hi lewy, how to check in server as you mentioned whether the setting is different application pools for each user or is it one application pool for the server?

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Hi lewy, how to check in server as you mentioned whether the setting is different application pools for each user or is it one application pool for the server?

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This problem has to do with connection leaks.

Are you creating different application pools for each user?
Or is it one application pool for the server?



Hi lewy, how to check in server as you mentioned whether the setting is different application pools for each user or is it one application pool for the server?

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In the IIS manager, you can look at the application pools for your server.
Are you running a webhost service? Or is it your own application?

Having an application pool for multiple applications ensures that if any are
having problems it won't bring down the server as shown in your current error.

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Thanks for your reply lewy,

I am running my own asp.net web application in my client server.

I got three web applications in that same IIS Server.

Are you suggesting me that I need to create three different Application Pool for each of my web application in IIS Server?

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