Hi, I have a windows 2k3 server withi IIS6.0. I have an asp.net application running on .Net 2.0 . Lately i have had sessions getting lost randomly. A user would store it in one page and then it would be gone if he goes to the next page at times. After dicsounting other reasons, i thought of taking a look at the IIS and the possiblity that the worker process was getting reset. I have tons of the following error in Systems Events Log. Source: W3SVC EventID: 1011 A process serving application pool 'xxx' suffered a fatal communication error with the World Wide Web Publishing Service. The process id was '4236'. The data field contains the error number. Data 0000: 6d 00 07 80 After researching a bit on the web i installed Debug Diagnostic. I have got dumps (in .dmp format) as well as log files. I looked at the log files as well as opend the dumps in Debug Diagnostics. But i'm not sure how to understand what it means. Could anyone point me to a resource as to how to analyze log files / dump files to locate what is causing the problem ? Or is anyone willing to take a look at it ? Thanks
Tarique, I don't see any response posted. Have you received anything back? I'm having similar issues and would like to know what, if any recommendations were. "Tarique" wrote: > Hi, > > I have a windows 2k3 server withi IIS6.0. I have an asp.net application > running on .Net 2.0 . > > Lately i have had sessions getting lost randomly. A user would store it in > one page and then it would be gone if he goes to the next page at times. > > After dicsounting other reasons, i thought of taking a look at the IIS and > the possiblity that the worker process was getting reset. > > I have tons of the following error in Systems Events Log. > > Source: W3SVC > EventID: 1011 > > A process serving application pool 'xxx' suffered a fatal communication > error with the World Wide Web Publishing Service. The process id was '4236'. > The data field contains the error number. > > Data > 0000: 6d 00 07 80 > > After researching a bit on the web i installed Debug Diagnostic. I have got > dumps (in .dmp format) as well as log files. I looked at the log files as > well as opend the dumps in Debug Diagnostics. But i'm not sure how to > understand what it means. > > Could anyone point me to a resource as to how to analyze log files / dump > files to locate what is causing the problem ? Or is anyone willing to take a > look at it ? > > Thanks
