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    Hello, I have a Web application running on ASP .NET 1.1 / Windows 2003 Server with IIS 6.0. We have been noticing our DefaultAppPool crashing occasionally. We have installed the Debug Diagnostics Toolkit 1.0 and were logging the IIS Processes. Last Sunday our IIS Crashed again (03/25/2007 7:23PM). Appreciate your guidance, Thanks

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      Hello, I have a Web application running on ASP .NET 1.1 / Windows 2003 Server with IIS 6.0. We have been noticing our DefaultAppPool crashing occasionally. We have installed the Debug Diagnostics Toolkit 1.0 and were logging the IIS Processes. Last Sunday our IIS Crashed again (03/25/2007 7:23PM). Appreciate your guidance, Thanks

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      If you look in the event viewer you should see the reason for the crash. Right click on My Computer then Management then go to the event viewer look in the application log. You should see an entry. If you don't see an entry, then it might be that your application pool is recycling it self. By default it is set up to recycle every 27 hours or something weird like that. If you go to the properties of your app pool you can see what it is set at. I would suggest you don't recycle every so many minutes, but instead pick a time early in the morning 2am or something and recycle then. Hope that helps. Ben

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        If you look in the event viewer you should see the reason for the crash. Right click on My Computer then Management then go to the event viewer look in the application log. You should see an entry. If you don't see an entry, then it might be that your application pool is recycling it self. By default it is set up to recycle every 27 hours or something weird like that. If you go to the properties of your app pool you can see what it is set at. I would suggest you don't recycle every so many minutes, but instead pick a time early in the morning 2am or something and recycle then. Hope that helps. Ben

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        Hello Ben, Thanks for replying. I could not find any info in event viewer regarding application pool crash. As you said we are recycling at early hours (ie at 4am). And i dont think this might raise a issue. But my client is unable to view the default page of the application i.e., whenever he connects to application he gets "Page not found error" and to solve this we use to restart the system. This issue come up 1-2 times a week. Please reply regarding the same. Srini

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          Hello Ben, Thanks for replying. I could not find any info in event viewer regarding application pool crash. As you said we are recycling at early hours (ie at 4am). And i dont think this might raise a issue. But my client is unable to view the default page of the application i.e., whenever he connects to application he gets "Page not found error" and to solve this we use to restart the system. This issue come up 1-2 times a week. Please reply regarding the same. Srini

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          So when you say your application pool crashes, it isn't actually stopped, but when you stop and restart the app pool it fixes your site? I would suggest you create a new application pool just for this web site. Just to make sure the problem isn't something else on the default app pool. Hope that helps. Ben

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