RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-04 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
> I've had this problem myself. > The only solution I found was to start and stop the CF service. > This problem occurred using MS Access databases at the datasources. We've got SQL Server on a separate machine... so that wouldn't effect > > I never found the true cause, or the solution to the p

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Jon Bell
at 100% problem Just as a little bit of "Further Information", I've been watching the CPU usage this afternoon (via Task Manager) and about 90-95% of the time (including "busy periods") it stays below 50% utilisation, it's just at certain points it hit 100% fo

Re: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Angel Stewart
I've had this problem myself. The only solution I found was to start and stop the CF service. This problem occurred using MS Access databases at the datasources. I never found the true cause, or the solution to the problem, but I believe limiting the amount of concurrent users helped. I haven't h

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Aaron Johnson
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Start up Performance Monitor on there and monitor everything that CF does, you'll might able to see if there are specific things CF is trying to do at those points: start -- run -- type "perfmon" I do this on the servers I monitor all the time, you

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
Just as a little bit of "Further Information", I've been watching the CPU usage this afternoon (via Task Manager) and about 90-95% of the time (including "busy periods") it stays below 50% utilisation, it's just at certain points it hit 100% for a couple of seconds and then (usually) drops back do

Re: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Deanna L. Schneider
Hiya, We never figured out for sure why our server was doing the 100% thing. We did figure out that a.) it didn't happen on development, on on production b.) the server didn't restart as we expected it to c.) we could "force" it to shoot to 100% if we tried to use concantenation with an access db.

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
> Here's a couple more "guesses"... > > a) all servers are setup to use the same network library to access > your DB server? (ie: TCP/IP or Named Pipes) Yup... TCP/IP only as they're dedicated web servers > b) all servers are using the same DNS servers and are on the same IP > block? They don't

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Aaron Johnson
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Philip, Here's a couple more "guesses"... a) all servers are setup to use the same network library to access your DB server? (ie: TCP/IP or Named Pipes) b) all servers are using the same DNS servers and are on the same IP block? c) all servers are

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
OK, I've just been reminded of why I mentioned my original points... I have the server at; Timeout requests after 30 seconds Restart at 10 unresponsive requests So why doesn't it do it? Is there a bug in the Server settings in 4.5.1 or should I re-install the Server? BTW, I haven't installed the

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Rick Eidson
ssage- From: Philip Arnold - ASP [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 6:26 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Server at 100% problem OK, here the problem... I've got 3 servers all running the same code, but one of them hits 100% regularly and stays there (thus killing the CF si

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread James Maltby
o: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Server at 100% problem > Are you running any stats servers at all? Nope, although I could install WebTrends Philip Arnold Director Certified ColdFusion Developer ASP Multimedia Limited T: +44 (0)20 8680 1133 "Websites

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
> Are you running any stats servers at all? Nope, although I could install WebTrends Philip Arnold Director Certified ColdFusion Developer ASP Multimedia Limited T: +44 (0)20 8680 1133 "Websites for the real world" ** This ema

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread James Maltby
[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 03 January 2001 12:55 To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Server at 100% problem Oopsie PIII-600 with 390Mb RAM NT Server 4, IIS4 CF4.5.1 pcAnywhere (for take-over only) Serv-U FTP Server Norton AntiVirus No Load Balancing Philip Arnold Director Certified ColdFusion Developer ASP M

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
em manager. ** > -Original Message- > From: James Maltby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 03 January 2001 12:34 > To: CF-Talk > Subject: RE: Server at 100% problem > > > It would help to know what servers they are, what

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
> #2 Check for things such as undelivered mail getting stuck within > the spool. > (I think there was a post about something like this happening very > recently.) > > Blah Im very tired, I cant think of much else. HTH. > > Mike > > > >From: "Philip Arnold - ASP&

Re: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Michael Thomas
was a post about something like this happening very recently.) Blah Im very tired, I cant think of much else. HTH. Mike >From: "Philip Arnold - ASP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Server at 100% problem

RE: Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread James Maltby
"Get Carter" 1964 -Original Message- From: Philip Arnold - ASP [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 03 January 2001 12:26 To: CF-Talk Subject: Server at 100% problem OK, here the problem... I've got 3 servers all running the same code, but one of them hits 100%

Server at 100% problem

2001-01-03 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
OK, here the problem... I've got 3 servers all running the same code, but one of them hits 100% regularly and stays there (thus killing the CF sites on the server) I've got in the Server Settings; Timeout requests after 30 seconds Restart at 10 unresponsive requests Yet it still hangs regularly