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I would highly recommend you use Norton (Symantec) Ghost to image the existing server on to the new box. Robin Ptasiuk robin.ptasiuk@technetex.ca MCSE, MCT

You could try ASPLinux or Chili!Soft from Sun http://www.asp-linux.com/ http://www.chilisoft.com/ Have used them both, either is fine and do the job. Robin Ptasiuk Robin Ptasiuk robin.ptasiuk@technetex.ca MCSE, MCT

If it IS a brand new install that has not served any function as yet you may find the simplest solution is to re-install everything, including the disk setup, from scratch. Otherwise you may want to consider using LC3 (now LC4 available) from @Stake to recover the existing administrator...

I have experienced this with my last employer (an e-commerce site) and we tracked it down to bad code by the developers. Another reason this may happen is if the request queue fills up faster than the server can deliver. We had this problem as well and traced it back to an over-worked...

You could try GeoCluster from NSI Software http://www.nsisoftware.com. You will need to be running NT 4.0 Enterprise to use clustering though. You may find that setting up a simpler load balancing solution (such as WLB, or with hardware such as Cisco Local Director) with an ISP that has...

Create the directories outside of the ftproot. (i.e. in a totally separate directory) and create virtual ftp sites(or directories) pointing to each real directory.&nbsp;&nbsp;This will allow you to setup permissions independently. <p>Robin Ptasiuk<br><a...

One more thought. You will need to register the URLs with a DNS server or enter them in a hosts file to access them using a FQDN (fully qualified domain name).

Check your IP Address assignments on the web sites.<br> Best practice is to reassign port on default web site and leave it 'stopped', create new web site(s) for each virtual site, point home directory to site content folder, assign each an IP Address (must be bound to NIC first), leave default...