trouble shooting/debugging asp hang

[Miloud Kabsh]

Hi there,

I have asp pages running from a hosting server. In there I open a bunch of
connection to an access database.

When we ported over to win2k3, the site started going down, or hanged (with
no response).

I am suspecting a set of possibilities: 1-we could have reached access max
db connections, 2- we could have some leaking left-open connection that we
are not closing 3- there might be some security restrictions on win2k3 that
are blocking the site or it might be other reasons.

My question is how to debug or troubleshoot this given that we don't own the
hosting server (and we don't want to debug on it as well;). Are there some
tools, or iis/asp options that we can use to trace down from where is
comming the issue?

any direction or idea would be very helpful and greatly appreciated.

thanks,
-Kabsh

[Stuart Palmer]

hanging? the only thing I know about hanging is with Norton antivirus'
scrpit block and the FSO, and indefinate loops.
Sure neither of these could eb the problem?

Stu

"Miloud Kabsh" <mi****@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Hi there,

I have asp pages running from a hosting server. In there I open a bunch of connection to an access database.

When we ported over to win2k3, the site started going down, or hanged (with no response).

I am suspecting a set of possibilities: 1-we could have reached access max
db connections, 2- we could have some leaking left-open connection that we
are not closing 3- there might be some security restrictions on win2k3 that are blocking the site or it might be other reasons.

My question is how to debug or troubleshoot this given that we don't own the hosting server (and we don't want to debug on it as well;). Are there some tools, or iis/asp options that we can use to trace down from where is
comming the issue?

any direction or idea would be very helpful and greatly appreciated.

thanks,
-Kabsh

[Miloud Kabsh]

Well, Sorry for not being clear. What I mean is the website becomes
inaccessible. That is, when users type the web address, either they keep
waiting forever with no response from server or the server is totally down.
What I am asking for is some suggestions for ways to debug what the cause of
the problem. As I stated bellow, I am suspecting many possible causes, but
I don't have a clue how to debug that issue.

"Stuart Palmer" <st**************@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Ds***************@newsfe2-gui.server.ntli.net...

hanging? the only thing I know about hanging is with Norton antivirus'
scrpit block and the FSO, and indefinate loops.
Sure neither of these could eb the problem?

Stu

"Miloud Kabsh" <mi****@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:ew*************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Hi there,

I have asp pages running from a hosting server. In there I open a bunch

of

connection to an access database.

When we ported over to win2k3, the site started going down, or hanged

(with

no response).

I am suspecting a set of possibilities: 1-we could have reached access max db connections, 2- we could have some leaking left-open connection that we are not closing 3- there might be some security restrictions on win2k3

that

are blocking the site or it might be other reasons.

My question is how to debug or troubleshoot this given that we don't own

the

hosting server (and we don't want to debug on it as well;). Are there

some

tools, or iis/asp options that we can use to trace down from where is
comming the issue?

any direction or idea would be very helpful and greatly appreciated.

thanks,
-Kabsh