IIS Stop Responding - Connection TimeOut

Dear All,

We are using Win 2003 sp1 with IIS 6.0 installed

Default website properties connection set to 30 sec
Running IIS with ASP Files, all working good


The problem is:
when we have 10,000 con current session on the server, the IIS Stop
Responding on port 80 and the clients get error Connection TimeOut ,

Is there any IIS or Port 80 Limits

Any Advice will be appreciated ?


p.s
the server CPU and memory are very Low

Thanks
shr

In news:%(E-Mail Removed),
Shr WM <(E-Mail Removed)> stated, which I commented on below:
> Dear All,
>
> We are using Win 2003 sp1 with IIS 6.0 installed
>
> Default website properties connection set to 30 sec
> Running IIS with ASP Files, all working good
>
>
> The problem is:
> when we have 10,000 con current session on the server, the IIS Stop
> Responding on port 80 and the clients get error Connection TimeOut ,
>
> Is there any IIS or Port 80 Limits
>
> Any Advice will be appreciated ?
>
>
> p.s
> the server CPU and memory are very Low
>
> Thanks
> shr

Is it exactly 10,000? It should handle more than that and will handle as
much as you set it to unless you've restricted it to 10,000. Is it set to
unlimited?

Any errors in the event viewer?

Also, if it is handling that many requests, you may have to tune IIS6 to get
the most from it. Look at the AppPoolQueueLength settings. among other
things.

07_CHAPTER_4_Ensuring_Application_Availability
For information about migrating IIS applications, see "Migrating IIS Web
Sites ... if you have a Web server that is capable of processing 10000
requests per ...
http://download.microsoft.com/downlo...ailability.doc


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