Server 2003 - Port 80 Traffic Problem

Hello,

I am having an issue with using server 2003 as a web server. At this point,
I have a a blade web server that receives thousands of web calls a day from
devices that access a site to upload data to my system. This is TECHNICALLY
on load balancing, however the other server has been down and needs repair,
but even when it was active, this issue occured.

What is happening: we are losing devices. they get TCP timeout errors when
trying to connect to the website.

What I have done: replaced firewall/router (cisco ASA), tried to replicate
the problem on a 2000 cluster that is still active elsewhere in the company
(problem did not occur there, but this site will be shut down shortly),
researched like you wouldn't believe on the internet. took one of my 2000
servers and placed in the same location as my 2003 cluster(could not
duplicate problem), contacted my isp (was told my traffic was not curtailed
port 80 and that they were not blocking anything coming into my router),
verified that the devices in the field reporting into us were completely
functional.

What I am running: Windows server 2003 on a dell blade server with load
balancing using cold fusion mx 7.

I am wondering if anything has any ideas, I'm at a dead end.....
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Thanks for replying
~ZSA

"I may as well have a 24 hundred dollar deck of cards cause all I do on that
thing is play solitare"
~Larry the Cable Guy

Hi,
you could estimate or calculate the amount of traffic.
if you receive thousands of calls on a 1440 minutes day, and each wants to
upload a gig, it may be just too much.
jk